Is This Who Meghan Markle Was Sending 'Birthday Love' to with Wine and Peaches?
Meghan Markle shared a new video of herself gearing up to send friends rosé wine from her As ever brand
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, posted the footage on her Instagram Stories on July 16
Meghan's friend Jamie Kern Lima thanked the Duchess of Sussex for sending her a "birthday basket" on the same dayMeghan Markle is spreading birthday cheer to her "ladies."
On July 16, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, posted a video to her personal Instagram page that showed her getting ready to send rosé wine from her As ever brand to friends.
"Sending birthday love (both near and far) to my ladies," Meghan wrote over the video on her Instagram Stories with a white heart emoji.
The quick clip, set to the song "Please Mr. Postman" by The Marvelettes, showed Meghan's hands unlocking a wooden box etched with As ever's logo and branding.
The box was then opened to show three bottles of the 2023 Napa Valley Rosé that the Duchess of Sussex introduced in the second drop of products from As ever, which she officially launched this year.
The wine became available for sale on July 1, which was both the birthday of Prince Harry's late mother, Princess Diana, and the anniversary of the day that Harry and Meghan first spoke in 2016. The product sold out in less than an hour.
The camera then cut to three bottles of the pink wine artistically arranged in a wooden box with peaches, white flowers and a white heart, tied with a woven bow.
Can't get enough of PEOPLE's Royals coverage? to get the latest updates on Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and more!
One of the recipients of the gifts was also seemingly revealed on July 16.
On Wednesday, IT Cosmetics co-founder Jamie Kern Lima shouted out Meghan on her own Instagram Stories, thanking her for the "birthday basket."
The Jamie Kern Lima Show host shared a photo of the same spread and wrote, "@meghan thank you for the most magical birthday basket! Our friendship is a gift as is your beautiful soul!"
Kern Lima's sentimental message was complete with emojis of a smiley face with hearts, a red heart and a confetti horn, but that wasn't all.
Elsewhere on her Instagram Stories, the Shark Tank guest posted another slide thanking Meghan for the tribute.
"@meghan this is the most beautiful birthday basket...truly magical! Thank you for your heart and your friendship!" Kern Lima wrote over a snippet of what appeared to be the same video footage that the Duchess of Sussex shared.
Kern Lima turned 48 on July 16 and revealed elsewhere on social media that she celebrated the occasion at a Katy Perry concert.
"Celebrating my birthday with closest friends and so much love! @katyperry thank you for an INCREDIBLE experience and for your heart and friendship!!! And to the incredible women who are like sisters to me, thank you for flying cross country for the best birthday week ever! 48 years!!!" the podcaster captioned an Instagram carousel on her birthday.
The montage rolled to show photos of Kern Lima with Perry and other pals, plus Kern Lima enjoying the concert.
While Meghan didn't appear in those photos, she recently joined the Jamie Kern Lima Show in April in what was touted as her first-ever appearance on a podcast. While the Duchess of Sussex has hosted two shows (Archetypes on Spotify in 2022 and Confessions of a Female Founder from Lemonada Media this year), it was her first time taking the mic as a podcast guest.
There, Meghan skipped makeup and sat down with her friend for a raw conversation on the pressure to prove one's worth, making memories for her kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, and other hot topics like how she and Prince Harry kicked off their nicknames, whether she plans to pen a memoir, her thoughts on running for office and more.
Read the original article on People
Solve the daily Crossword
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
10 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Jay Leno Warns Against One-Sided Political Jokes: ‘Why Shoot for Just Half an Audience?'
The former late night host's comments came days before Stephen Colbert announced the end of "The Late Show" Jay Leno has said for years that he doesn't understand why comedians would lean into one-sided political humor – and most recently cautioned against it just days before Stephen Colbert announced his late night show run on CBS was coming to an end. 'Comedy can be used to unite or divide people,' Leno said on July 15 during a conversation with David Trulio at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institution. Leno was asked for his thoughts on the intersection of comedic commentary and politics, two realms he sought for years to balance carefully. More from TheWrap Jay Leno Warns Against One-Sided Political Jokes: 'Why Shoot for Just Half an Audience?' | Video Speaker Mike Johnson Slams Ghislaine Maxwell's 20-Year Sentence: 'A Pittance' | Video The Best New Shows on Netflix in July 2025 Connie Chung Says 'Shame On' Shari Redstone and the Ellisons: 'I Fear the End of CBS as I Knew It' | Video The former late night host also said it was fun to receive letters from viewers who equally accused of him of being a Republican or a Democrat. They often were reacting to 'the same joke' he said, which was 'how you got the whole audience.' Leno reflected on his decades-long friendship with Rodney Dangerfield and noted, 'I knew Rodney for 40 years. I have no idea if he was Democrat or Republican. We never discussed it. We just discussed jokes.' 'And to me, I like to think that people come to a comedy show to kind of get away from the things, you know, the pressures of life or whatever it might be — and I love political humor,' Leno continued. After he was asked how to find 'common ground' through humor, Leno insisted that only catering to one political persuasion was ineffective. 'Well, why shoot for just half an audience all the time? You know, why not try to get the whole, I mean, I like to bring people into the big picture,'' he said. 'I don't understand why you would alienate one particular group, you know, or just don't do it at all.' Watch the interview in the video above. The post Jay Leno Warns Against One-Sided Political Jokes: 'Why Shoot for Just Half an Audience?' | Video appeared first on TheWrap.
Geek Tyrant
11 minutes ago
- Geek Tyrant
Hulu's Animated Series SOLAR OPPOSITES Gets a Teaser Trailer and Release Date For Its Sixth & Final Season — GeekTyrant
Hulu has released a teaser trailer and release date for the sixth and final season of the hit animated series, Solar Opposites . In the animated comedy's final chapter, once their alien diamond making machine gets destroyed, the Solar Opposites must face their greatest challenge yet: living their expensive lives on a budget! When their consumerist habits and expensive hobbies are gone, only their true selves will remain… but will they like who they find? The series' main cast, including Dan Stevens, Thomas Middleditch, Mary Mack and Sean Giambrone, are joined in Season 6 by guest stars Tiffany Haddish, Kieran Culkin, Christina Hendricks, Ken Marino, Alfred Molina, Natalie Morales, Jerry O'Connell, and Beck Bennett. All 10 episodes of the final season of Solar Opposites will drop on October 13th on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+. Check out the first-look photo above and watch the teaser below.
Gizmodo
11 minutes ago
- Gizmodo
Marvel is Making Big, Cosmic Moves in Its Comics
Things are always happening in the Marvel Universe, and a lot's been happening as of late. Doctor Doom's taken over the planet and there's been some big assassinations up in space, and they're both leading to some new status quo changes over the rest of 2025 and into 2026. At its various panels across San Diego Comic-Con, the publisher gave details on what's to come in the aftermath of its two big, current events, Imperial and One World Under Doom. In the pages of Doom's final issue in November, the evil Doctor will make sure to turn his victory over Earth's heroes into a fixed point in time, which also means his defeat is just as fixed, too. This will lead us into what looks like a hunt for the new Sorcerer Supreme since Doom's apparently vacated the spot. Our candidates include the likes of Storm, Nico Minoru, and Captain Marvel, and the succession process will begin in December. Space-wise, Imperial will end its four-part story in October. In its wake is a number of new cosmic-focused books, two of which were fully revealed: Planet She-Hulk from Stephanie Phillips and Aaron Kuder picks up with Jess still stuck on Sakaar and running things after promising to rule over it in Hulk's absence. And in Nova: Centurion, Jed McKay and Álvaro López pick up with Richard Rider as a drifter holding a sentient repository of the now extinct Xandarians. That repository requires a lot of energy and money, and that means Rich has to make some cash while reeling from knowing the 'terrible lie that the new Galactic Union was built upon.' Both books will be followed by Black Panther: Intergalactic in December, then Exiles and Imperial Guardians in winter 2026. The premises and creative teams for those will be revealed in the coming months. Over in Ultimate Marvel, that universe's heroes will see their first big event in Ultimate Endgame. Announced prior to SDCC, the five-issue miniseries Deniz Camp, Jonas Scharf, and other artists sees the Maker (Reed Richards) finally come out of his prison to find the heroes that've cropped up in his absence. Now that he's freed, it falls to the Ultimates, Spider-Man, Black Panther, Mei, and Wolverine to gather thier allies and fight for their world. During the Ultimate Marvel panel, Camp said the event 'has a bigger impact than most people will know' on the main and Ultimate universes, and further likened it to Crisis on Infinite Earths before Jonathan Hickman cheekily corrected him with Secret Wars. Before Ultimate Endgame begins on New Year's Eve, Hickman and Marco Checchetto's Ultimate Spider-Man will wrap after a two-year run on Christmas Eve. (The other books, such as Ultimate Black Panther and Ultimate X-Men, don't have final issues set at time of writing.) However, this isn't the complete end, as Marvel's promised that book will 'create promising roadmaps for future storytelling.' What awaits the Ultimate universe after things go down in Endgame will have to wait until 2026 draws closer. Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, what's next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.
