Meghan Markle has teased a major announcement coming in the next few days with a cryptic message sent to her As Ever fans. The Duchess of Sussex sent out a newsletter on Friday morning to her As Ever customers, saying that “something big is coming”.
Meghan’s team added that the new “surprise” announcement will be “the best one yet”, but did not elaborate on whether it will be another product launch or something else. In the newsletter, a short clip of the duchess filling stockings on a fireplace mantle, previously shared on social media, is included.
The message read: “It’s been a week of many surprises, reveals, and mic drops for our brand and for our founder, Meghan.
“We’re tickled pink that you’re enjoying it all as much as we are. So, we thought: why stop now?
“We have something else up our sleeve: We’re inviting you to embrace the holiday spirit of giving and sharing alongside us, and let your friends and family in on the secret, too.
“Invite your nearest and dearest to join our email list and be the first to know what we have planned.
“Because the best things in life are worth sharing— and this may be one of the best things yet.”
It comes just hours after the Duchess of Sussex dropped the new trailer for her Christmas special on Netflix, which will be released on December 3.
Meghan also gave a new interview to Harper’s Bazaar, gracing its December/January issue.
In her most personal interview to date, Meghan said that she was drawn to her husband, the Duke of Sussex’s, “childlike wonder and playfulness” and that she appreciates spending more time with her children because she can work from home.
Elsewhere, she said she gives herself grace when she makes mistakes in business, though she did not elaborate on what errors she has made.
Meghan said: “I’m a mom with kids at that age where they are constantly learning something new.
“I watch them face things that feel completely insurmountable every day. But you can remember and say, ‘I know it seems really hard right now, but trust me, that’s going to come so easily soon.’
“I can give myself the same grace as a founder. There’s no such thing as perfect. I, too, get to make mistakes.”