Meghan Markle sends packages to A-list celebrity pals after Duchess of Sussex's milestone achievement

The public launch, which included jam costing up to £10.82 per jar and honey that retails for more than £20, sold out within an hour.

Despite several celebrity friends posting their packages on social media, many of her fans were disappointed to learn that the products were no longer available so soon after they had launched.

Major A-list American celebrities Kris Jenner and Zoe Saldana thanked Meghan in the upload.

Jenner wrote: "I can't wait to try every single thing! I'm so excited!"

While Saldana said: "Thank you @Meghan for this beautiful and yummy gift!

"Proud of you @aseveroffical."

Musician Annie Bing and close friend Tracy Robbins also took to social media to thank the duchess.

The freshly launched collection promises to bring "surprise and delight" to "every day", according to the brand's website.

The raspberry spread, described as a "luscious, fruit forward spread", sells for £11 and is advertised as the "heart of the collection".

Three varieties of herbal tea - Lemon Ginger, Peppermint and Hibiscus - are available at £9 each.

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The Flower Sprinkles, priced at £12, promise to "elevate any dish" including omelettes and salads.

Meghan's Crepe Mix represents "elegance made effortless" at £11, while the Shortbread Cookie Mix with Flower Sprinkles is marketed as a "crumbly delight with a whimsical twist" for the same price.

The highly anticipated product launch coincides with Meghan's Netflix cookery series "With Love, Meghan" which debuted in March.

The streaming show has already proven successful enough to be renewed for another season by streaming giant Netflix.