Meghan Reveals Her Lush Montecito Oasis: A Tour of Fruit and Flower Bounty

Meghan Markle has provided the most detailed look so far at the extensive garden of her $11 million Montecito residence, showcasing an abundance of roses and orange trees.

The Duchess of Sussex she shared four brief video clips taken within the premises, which included one of her transporting a large wicker filled with pristine white roses accompanied by the subtitle: "Harvest at Day's End."

Meghan uploaded another video snippet on her platform. Instagram displaying her as being short of breath after carrying the basket filled with newly bloomed flowers along with a smaller container of oranges—a male voice, potentially her spouse Prince Harry, can be heard chuckling in the background.

Another clip was recorded showing her placing the baskets down to make yet another recording, with her black Labrador named Pula frolicking in the backdrop.

The last video depicted Meghan's beagle named Mamma Mia exploring the oranges and a fresh batch of juicy strawberries. She commented on it saying, "It was a lovely way to wrap up the day."

The videos provided an exclusive glimpse into the garden of the property, where Meghan has resided since 2020. Harry and children Prince Archie , five, and Princess Elizabeth, three.

Last night, she uploaded video snippets onto her Instagram stories for her 2.8 million subscribers, just two days following when Meghan had published images on Sunday showing her "little loves" gathering flowers. In another update, voices revealed an American-accented Lilibet for the initial time.

In one of the three photos shared on Instagram, The Duchess is seen with a smile as she shows Lilibet a big, newly plucked rose. In another picture, Archie is spotted caressing a blush-colored white rose, and in yet another image, he holds an identical bloom close to the lens for the camera.

The caption on Instagram read 'Sunday kind of love… with my little loves,' and the faces of both children were not visible.

Earlier that day, Lilibet’s accent made its debut in a fresh clip uploaded onto the same social media site.

When Lilibet was questioned about her opinion on the jam being made, she responded with: "I find it lovely."

Meghan shared clips on her social media showing fruits being poured into a pan, followed by a video of the fruit simmering. When she inquires, "What do you reckon, Lili?"

Lilibet subsequently provides an extremely favorable review. The following segment depicts the jam being transferred into jars.

An earlier Instagram story showed a picture of flowers and vegetables with the writing 'cosy family weekends'.

These recent entries add to a series of activities from the Duchess in the last couple of months, during which she premiered her Netflix series "With Love," launched her lifestyle brand called "As Ever," and attended a Time100 event in New York.

Each Tuesday this month, she has launched a fresh episode of her new podcast titled 'Confessions Of A Female Founder.'

This has featured interviews with Bumble creator Whitney Wolfe Herd, Girls Who Code initiator Reshma Saujani, and Highbrow Hippie collaborator Kadi Lee.

The latest episode featuring makeup mogul Jamie Kern Lima, released just yesterday, had Meghan discussing her 'fear of failing' and sharing how she received business guidance from Oprah Winfrey.

On Monday, during an interview for Kern Lima's podcast, Meghan revealed that she is experiencing a fresh ‘honeymoon’ phase with Harry now that they have gained ‘some breathing room’ following their decision to step back from their royal roles.

That interview created controversy after it emerged Meghan sent a gift basket to Kern Lima last year, with a monogrammed card reading: 'With Compliments of HRH The Duchess of Sussex'.

In a segment from her podcast interview, Kern Lima displayed an image of the current situation. Sources near Meghan subsequently verified that the Duchess utilized herHRH title privately but refrained from using it for commercial reasons.

This disclosure goes against the pact established with Buckingham Palace when the Sussexes withdrew from their roles as senior working members of the royal family four years ago.

In their Megxit talks with the royal family, Meghan and Harry consented to cease using 'Her Royal Highness' and 'His Royal Highness' titles by late March 2020.

They continue to maintain their styles, with Harry having been born into his, but these titles are currently set aside—just like the situation for the Duke of York, who similarly does not use his HRH title anymore.

A person close to the Duchess mentioned that the basket was a 'personal present.' Inside were items including a jar of Meghan's jam, which she began offering through her As Ever lifestyle brand.

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