Meghan Markle has shut down rumours of a rift with friend Mindy Kaling after sending the actress a As Ever gift package.
Kaling became one of the first lucky recipients of the duchess's new business launch.
The Office star, 45, has developed a close friendship with Meghan after appearing on her Archetypes podcast and her recent cooking show, With Love, Meghan.
Their friendship was previously confirmed when Mindy received a sample of Meghan's American Riviera Orchard jam last year.
Meghan Markle has shut down rumours of a rift with friend Mindy Kaling after sending the actress a As Ever gift package.
NetflixThe gift package included shortbread cookie mix, As Ever jam in a keepsake box, three types of tea, crepe mix and flower sprinkles.
The total value of the generous gift comes to over £70.
A handwritten note featuring Mindy's name written in Meghan's elegant handwriting, accompanied the package.
This latest gesture appears to confirm their friendship has been strong since their initial collaborations.
Meghan Markle sent As Ever packages to friends
The generous gift comes after fans noted a very awkward exchange between the pair during Meghan's Netflix series.
In the viral clip, Meghan corrected Mindy after she referred to her as "Meghan Markle".
"It's so funny you keep saying Meghan Markle, you know I'm Sussex now," the Duchess told her.
When Mindy looked confused, Meghan explained: "You have kids and you go 'No, I share my name with my children'. I didn't know how meaningful it would be to me."
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Meghan Markle with her guest Mindy Kaling during her Netflix showNetflixMeghan's As Ever products launched last Wednesday and quickly sold out within half an hour.
Questions were raised about the rapid sell-out, with The Telegraph quoting a source who claimed it was "a common marketing ploy" to generate interest.
Several of Meghan's famous friends managed to secure items from the collection.
Despite successfully placing orders for the coveted honey, some customers were left disappointed when they later received emails informing them that the product had already sold out due to overwhelming demand.