Meghan Markle Shares Rare At-Home Moment with Princess Lilibet: 'Harvesting Honey with My Little Honey'

Meghan Markle’s Instagram is buzzing complete her latest video featuring a typical infinitesimal astatine location pinch her daughter, Princess Lilibet.

In a caller post, nan Duchess of Sussex walks pinch her daughter, who is celebrating her 4th day connected June 4, arsenic they attack a hive while decked retired successful protective beekeeper suits.

“Look astatine each of that caller honeycomb! Harvesting chromatic pinch my small honey. (Like mother, for illustration daughter; she’s moreover wearing my gloves),” Megan captioned nan video, which was group to nan way “Sugar, Sugar” by The Archies (possibly successful a reference to her son, Prince Archie!).

Meghan held up a portion of honeycomb covered successful bees while Lili watched from a distance.

Inside her kitchen, Meghan trim a portion of nan honeycomb, placing it successful a jar, into which she poured honey.

A type of nan video first appeared connected Meghan’s Instagram Stories connected May 25 earlier she posted it to her main relationship connected Tuesday, May 27.

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The Duchess of Sussex showed disconnected her beekeeping skills successful an section of her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, which debuted successful March. 

“It's for illustration besides that small reminder to do thing that scares you a small bit. I deliberation that's portion of it, but I'm trying to enactment successful nan calm of it. Because it's beautiful to beryllium this connected," she said connected nan show. 

Meghan besides shares nan hobby pinch her sister-in-law Kate Middleton, who posted a beekeeping video connected her ain Instagram relationship this period to people World Bee Day. 

They’re not nan only personnel of nan royal family who enjoys nan hobby. Queen Camilla has beehives astatine her location successful Lacock, Wiltshire, and has served arsenic president of Bees for Development, a kindness that promotes sustainable beekeeping successful processing countries, since 2020.