All the hidden details in Meghan's trailer you might have missed: From a sweet nod to Lilibet, a glimpse of Archie's favourite snack (and a surprise cameo from a special family member)
But beyond the glamorous glasses of wine and bougie treats on display in the sleek modern California kitchen being used for filming, eagle-eyed viewers have spotted fun details many might have missed on first watch.
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