Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, opened US pre-orders for a $148 As Ever advent calendar designed around her Montecito home on 30 September 2026.
Price, Compartés partnership and US pre-orders are confirmed by As Ever, and the 'move' framing is the papers'. Reported by the Daily Mail and Page Six, September 29-30.
Still open: the delivery date, and whether the calendar will ever be sold in Britain.

CHAPTERS
0:00 Meghan's new As Ever calendar
0:19 Move or extended stay?
1:01 How the launch unfolded
2:33 What's actually inside the box?
4:15 What Compartés charges for its own
5:33 The Sussexes' own words on Britain
7:22 Where is the brand still pointed?
9:13 What the reporting doesn't say
9:55 Which version does the calendar back?
11:40 What to watch next

QUICK FACTS
How much is Meghan's advent calendar?
It costs $148, which the Daily Mail converts to £112. Compartés sells its own advent calendars at $120 each.
Can you buy Meghan's advent calendar in the UK?
Reporting so far describes US pre-orders on As Ever's website and mentions no UK sale.
Have Harry and Meghan moved back to the UK?
They arrived in August 2026. Their own statement describes "an extended period in the U.K. this autumn".
Who made Meghan's advent calendar?
As Ever made it with Los Angeles chocolatier Compartés and its creative director Jonathan Grahm.

THE STORY
Meghan's lifestyle brand As Ever sent a mailing-list email on 29 September 2026 and opened US pre-orders the next day at 5pm UK time. The box holds 24 chocolates, and the press release says its countdown numbers were hand-painted in her handwriting in edible gold. The Daily Mail framed it as her first launch since moving back to Britain, while the Sussexes' own statement speaks of an extended autumn stay with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

Does a Montecito-themed calendar change how you read the Sussexes' time in Britain?

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SOURCES:
Daily Mail: https://www.dailymail.com/news/royals...
Town & Country: https://www.townandcountrymag.com/soc...
Page Six: https://pagesix.com/2026/09/29/royal-...

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