Meghan Markle and her best friend Serena Williams have always been a huge supporter of each other.
Markle appeared on Saturday Social Media Followers will receive a total glimpse into life at home as their 3-year-old daughter, Princess Lilybet, and “Auntie” Williams, who will play Candyland just days before the launch of the Duchess of Sussex's new show, “Meghan, Meghan,” will give them a complete glimpse into life at home.
“When my aunt begins to congratulate me…and play! Love @serenawilliams,” Markle captioned the video, pairing it with the song “Lovely Day,” which Bill Wizards plays in the background.
“Three days until the party starts. Everything will be invited to @netflix,” Markle wrote in a follow-up photo of the trio playing the board game.
Meghan Markle Channels Diana Princess Diana ahead of the delayed Netflix show launch
Meghan Markle and her daughter Princess Lillivet spent time with “Auntie” Serena Williams ahead of launching the new Duchess of Sussex show, “Love, Meghan.” (Meghan Markle Instagram, Getty Images)
Last month, just two days before the show's first premiere date, Markle postponed the release of her latest venture, citing Palisades Fire and Eton Fire in Southern California.
“With the request of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and full support from Netflix, the show's release – a heartfelt tribute to the beauty of Southern California – was moved from previously announced January 4th to March 4th due to the continued destruction caused by the Los Angeles wildfires caused by the Los Angeles wildfires.”
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“We are grateful for our partners at Netflix in their support of delaying the launch as they focus on the needs of people affected by the wildfires in their hometown of California,” said Markle.
Meghan Markle released a trailer for the new Netflix series almost 24 hours after returning to social media. (Netflix)
The expert said The postponement was a good move Markle's side.
“It would have been wrong to launch her new show while wildfires continue to infuriate LA,” royal photographer Helena Chard told Fox News Digital exclusively at the time. “I have to say that it's the first. She's thinking about the release date for the series. She usually releases her work in the most inappropriate times to be disappointed and angry with the public.”
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“The public has constantly criticized her for not being able to hear. She wants her to see her in a new light as a caring, kind and kind person, changing her current perception.”
Meghan Markle's new show will premiere on March 4th. (Cora Slimon)
Branding expert Doug Eldridge told Fox News Digital:
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“In the midst of the tragedy, Markle has a real shot to achieve what is always escaping her. It's relevant. She doesn't have to play the characters or rehearse the script.
Tracy Wright and Ashley Papa from Fox News Digital contributed to this post.
