Meghan, Duchess of Sussex shares social media post featuring Princess Lilibet as she promotes homewares

Meghan Markle and her daughter, Lilibet, on set for a promotional shoot for Markle's homewares brand, As Ever. Photo / @meghan

Meghan Markle has enlisted the help of her daughter, Princess Lilibet, to promote her latest homewares products.

The Duchess of Sussex posted an Instagram carousel today offering fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the family’s Montecito, California home, and a rare look at the royal children.

Markle’s As Ever brand has launched a limited release Garden Tea Bloom gift box which retails for US$255 ($440) and includes herbal peppermint tea, sage honey with honeycomb, and fresh flowers.

Meghan Markle's As Ever brand is offering a limited edition gift box. Photo / As Ever

In a video captioned, “Mama’s little helpers”, 4-year-old Lilibet can be seen running toward her mother as she arranges flowers.

“Are you having fun, my love?” Markle is heard asking. Markle can also be heard speaking to her son, Archie, 6, during the clip.

One photo shows Markle beaming as she guides Lilibet pouring water from a pitcher into a vase.

Another snap shows the young princess sitting under a large wooden table while her mother places flowers in an off-white ceramic vase.

Lilibet’s face is not visible in the images or clip.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex with her daughter, Princess Lilibet of Sussex. Photo / @meghan

Markle’s social media post comes off the back of a series of major changes at As Ever.

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Last week, streaming giant Netflix revealed it had parted ways with the company.

“As it was always intended, Meghan will continue growing the brand and take it into its next chapter independently, and we look forward to celebrating how she continues to bring joy to households around the world,” a Netflix spokesperson said.

Speaking to Variety, several sources said Netflix was left with US$10m worth of unsold As Ever products. Employees were allegedly given the unpurchased goods for free, with the products left on card tables around several office buildings.

Variety reported Netflix executives were “done” with Markle and husband Prince Harry over their “perceived pattern of selling repackaged versions of the same story about their exit from royal life”, which reportedly left the company “exhausted”.