Meghan Markle has given fans a glimpse into her family's everyday preferences, complete with sweet nicknames for her children. In a new video shared to her brand's Instagram page on May 24, the Duchess of Sussex, 44, revealed which fruit spreads from her lifestyle brand each family member prefers, starting with Prince Harry's choice before moving on to the little ones.
Family's Favorite Spreads
"Everyone in my family has a different favorite," Meghan said in the clip. "My husband loves the raspberry." She then shared her children's picks, referring to four-year-old Princess Lilibet as 'Lil' and seven-year-old Prince Archie as 'Arch'. "Lil loves the strawberry. Arch likes both," she said, before adding, "And I like the marmalade."
Connection to Lifestyle Brand
This is not the first time the Sussex children have appeared in connection with Meghan's lifestyle brand. In a video shared on social media last year, Lilibet tried some of the fruit jam Meghan was making at home. When Meghan asked her daughter, "What do we think, Lili?", the little girl replied simply, "I think it's beautiful."
The children have also inspired two candles created for the brand, unveiled as part of a Mother's Day collection. Signature Candle No. 506, a nod to Archie's May 6 birthday, was described as "a warm, comforting scent inspired by Prince Archie of Sussex's birthdate, bringing a soft, familiar ease into the room," with notes of ginger, neroli and cashmere, described as a subtle wink to his red hair. Signature Candle No. 604 was inspired by Lilibet's June 4 birthday and described as "a light, floral scent inspired by Princess Lilibet of Sussex's birthdate, adding a sense of brightness and openness to the home," with notes of amber, water lily and santal.
Care and Craftsmanship
The accompanying caption for the fruit spread post highlighted the care and craftsmanship behind each jar, describing the spreads as small-batch creations made to let the natural flavor of each fruit shine through, balanced with a gentle brightness and just enough tartness to keep things interesting.
