Is Meghan about to release a dog toy? Duchess' Labrador plays with a jam-shaped As Ever plushie in latest video sparking speculation about her next launch

Meghan Markle appears to have teased a new As Ever product while promoting her £112 Christmas advent calendar in a video posted online yesterday.The clip showed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Labrador Pula playing with a soft toy shaped like the former actress' raspberry spread.Meghan has long hinted at entering the pet food and accessories market with her lifestyle brand, which was initially called American Riviera Orchard.Her early trademark application for the name, which was rejected, was accompanied by an exhaustive list of 115 products she intended to sell - including leashes, collars and beds for 'household pets'.She soft-launched the brand in 2024 by sending out PR gifts to her famous friends, including Prince Harry's close pal and professional polo player Nacho Figueras, whose hamper included a large jar of dog biscuits for his Italian Greyhound Nina Iggy.The Duchess also shared the recipe of her homemade peanut butter dog treats on episode four of her Netflix show, With Love, Meghan that featured Nacho's glamorous wife Delfina Blaquier. Meghan Markle appears to have teased a new As Ever product while promoting her £112 Christmas advent calendar in a video posted online yesterday The clip showed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's black Lab Pula playing with a soft toy shaped like Meghan's As Ever raspberry spread jar that she launched the brand withIt comes after the Duchess showed off new jewellery worth $100,000 - including a diamond bracelet named after Princess Diana - in promotional photos for her limited-edition advent calendar. Dressed head-to-toe in couture, Meghan could be seen admiring the new £112 festive product inspired by the £11million Montecito mansion she and Prince Harry called home for six years. One of the standout additions is a glittering yellow-gold tennis necklace by Jennifer Meyer worth $61,250, or roughly £46,000.In her latest post, Meghan appeared to pay tribute to her late mother-in-law by adding Logan Hollowell's Diana diamond bracelet, worth $32,550 (£24,645), to her collection. She also wore the Reverse Water Drop Martini Studs, which retail for $5,575 (£4,200).Meghan also wore her wedding ring, Cartier Love bracelet and Diana's famed Cartier Tank Française watch, as well as the mystery pear-shaped diamond ring on her right hand that experts told the Daily Mail 'symbolises independence, self-love and personal power'.Other pieces included Meghan's bedazzled Oura Ring fitness tracker, complete with a £2,100 diamond-encrusted sleeve by Logan Hollowell, which she was first pictured wearing in July.Her outfit comprised a $695 cream cashmere sweater from Co and a khaki silk skirt by Argent Bias that retails for $250 but is no longer available to buy.Meghan finished the look with powder-pink, ruched ballet flats from Aquazzura that retail for $1,369. It comes after the Duchess showed off new jewellery worth $100,000 - including a diamond bracelet named after Princess Diana - in promotional photos for her limited-edition advent calendar And today it emerged that admirers of Meghan's style can buy the clothing and jewellery she wore while looking at her Advent calendar in the online advert.Links to the products were shared on her OneOff fashion page, through which she earns a percentage of sales.She is believed to receive a share of OneOff's sales commission, which ranges from 10 to 25 per cent per item sold. Meghan is also an investor in the AI-powered fashion business.However, the marketing strategy backfired earlier this year when the outfit she wore while hugging survivors of the Bondi Beach terror attack, in which 15 people were killed, was also promoted via her OneOff page.Meghan's new advent calendar is a collaboration between As Ever and gourmet chocolate brand Compartes. The 'keepsake' product includes 24 handcrafted chocolates and flavours include strawberry, raspberry, blackberry and orange marmalade, plus what is described as a 'special chocolate finished with Meghan's own flower sprinkles'.Compartés's dark chocolate ganache truffle also features in the calendar, with Meghan's writing said to turn 'each day's reveal into a small, personal moment'.The product is priced at $148 (£112) and will be available to pre-order in the US on As Ever's website from 5pm UK time today, with delivery from early next month.Meghan's business described this as the 'latest chapter in an ongoing collaboration between the two brands', after the $12 (£9) As Ever x Compartés chocolate bars.As Ever explained that the box's design was 'inspired by Meghan's Montecito home and garden', and she worked on it with Compartés creative director Jonathan Grahm.The product is 'made to be enjoyed through December and treasured long after' and 'brings together the artistry of Compartés and the warmth that defines As Ever'.An email sent to the As Ever mailing list last night said: 'Created in collaboration with celebrated Los Angeles chocolatier Compartés, our limited-edition Advent Calendar arrives tomorrow for holiday pre-order.'Reserve yours beginning tomorrow for November delivery, just in time for the season of anticipation to begin. Some things are worth the wait.'Compartés said it was also selling three other 'ultra-giftable advent calendars' at $120 (£91) each, including 'Enchanted Castle', 'The Nutcracker' and 'Winter Forest'.READ MORE: Has a gift from Meghan to Eugenie ended up on eBay? Mystery as 'deeply personal' copy of duchess's book The Bench with heartfelt handwritten note to 'Eug and Jack' emerges for sale for £20K