The Duchess of Sussex has teased fans with a mysterious new announcement on Instagram alongside her beloved late companion.
Meghan Markle, 43, shared a video on Friday showing her arranging flowers at her Montecito home with Guy, her rescue Beagle who died earlier this year.
Ahead of US celebrations of Mothers Day this weekend, the Duchess offered a rare glimpse inside her California residence as she transforms blooms into a beautiful arrangement before placing them in her rustic kitchen.
In the Instagram post, Meghan captioned the clip: "Flower arranging with Guy last spring. Just wait til you see what I've been cooking up this year! More soon."
Meghan teased what she had been 'cooking up this year' in her new Instagram post
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The video was set to the song "Lollipop" by The Chordettes.
Though the Duchess doesn't speak in the brief footage, she can be seen carrying a tote full of flowers on her shoulder before transforming them into an arrangement at an outdoor work table.
Meghan previously revealed her passion for flower arranging in her Netflix series "With Love, Meghan," which premiered on 4 March.
In the show, she explained how she discovered this calming hobby during her pregnancy with Prince Archie.
Meghan's beloved late companion Guy also appeared in the video
Instagram: Meghan Markle
"My girlfriends threw a baby shower for me, and one of the things we did was learn flower arranging," Meghan said.
She described it as "calming and meditative," often enjoying it with "a glass of wine" at the end of the day.
The video features Guy, Meghan's beloved beagle whom she adopted in 2015 whilst living in Canada and starring in Suits.
The duchess shared the sad news of Guy's passing in January this year.
The Duchess hinted at what could be coming up in the next series of her Netflix show
Instagram: Meghan Markle
In an emotional Instagram tribute at the time, Meghan wrote that she had "cried too many tears to count" following the loss of her cherished companion.
Guy had been rescued from a Kentucky kill shelter before he was taken to A Dog's Dream Rescue in Ontario, Canada by volunteers.
It was here the sweet Beagle caught caught Meghan's attention on Petfinder.
“I swooped him up….and fell in love," she wrote on Instagram announcing his passing.
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"They referred to him as ‘the little guy’ because he was so small and frail, so I named him ‘Guy’. And he was the best guy any girl could have asked for.
"The type of tears that make you get in the shower with the absurd hope that the running water on your face will somehow make you not feel them, or pretend they're not there," the duchess shared in over Instagram at the time.
Meghan's latest social media teaser appears to hint at the upcoming second season of "With Love, Meghan" on Netflix.
The streaming service renewed the duchess's lifestyle show in March, shortly after the conclusion of its first season.
In the original series, Meghan showcased various homemaking skills whilst hosting famous guests which received mixed reactions among fans and critics.
