Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand, As Ever, shared a series of new photos in a grid and carousel of pictures on New Year’s Day to ring in 2026. The theme of the collection in the caption read, “January: Reset & Rituals.”
Among the images that stood out were two black-and-white shots: one slightly blurred of Meghan carrying her daughter, Princess Lilibet, on her hip, with both of them in matching straw hats as well as another look at the seventh wedding anniversary portrait of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. In the latter, the couple, dressed casually with Meghan in a loose flowing dress and Harry in a dark pullover with matching trousers, are smiling at each other while holding hands outside in a field. Meghan is also wearing a bracelet, which could be her favorite Cartier “Love” gold bangle that she has worn on many occasions, including in recent promotional images for As Ever’s limited-edition chocolate bars that sold out immediately upon release in December.
Other photos in the carousel reveals some of Meghan’s other rituals to help her reset this year, including writing a letter (her penmanship skills are well recorded), relaxing with a cup of coffee, an As Ever candle burning brightly, and a closeup of pomegranate seeds, a symbol associated in some cultures with good health and prosperity in the new year. The Duchess of Sussex didn’t share any New Year’s resolutions, although back in the days of her lifestyle blog The Tig, she wrote that she had the same two resolutions every year: to stop swearing and to stop biting her nails.
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