MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry appear to have offered a rare glimpse inside Frogmore Cottage in their Netflix documentary trailer.
The streaming giant today released the trailer for the couple's long-awaited show - which is set to hit screens in just one week's time.
The 59-second trailer reveals never before seen photos and videos of the pair - including Meghan crying, and she and Harry dancing.
But, the Netflix trailer also seems to offer a sneak peek inside Frogmore Cottage - which the couple called home before Megxit.
The pair were gifted the cottage by the Queen when they got married, and lived in it from April 2019 until they shifted to the US the following year.
But, even with talks of its £2.4million renovations, it's rare to see what's inside the 1801 cottage's four walls.
Now, Meghan and Harry appear to have given a small glimpse inside the five-bedroom home.
In two photos included in the trailer, the duchess is perched on a kitchen island, with Harry in front of her.
The pair are smiling away at each other and the first shot is candid - with Meghan pulling her hair off her neck.
In the second the couple are kissing.
While the photo is in black and white, it appears as though the pair are dressed up in the same clothes they wore one night during their March farewell UK tour in 2020.
This would have been not long before the pair shifted to US, and were still staying in the cottage.
The photos show off their kitchen, with wooden cabinets and pendant lights.
It comes as...
- Meghan and Harry’s Netflix trailer showed the Duchess sobbing in explosive documentary
- An unseen photo of pregnant Meghan and image of her looking distraught were released
- Expert claims Duke and Duchess released £88m Netflix trailer to ‘deliberately spoil’ Kate & William’s US trip
- Piers Morgan slammed the Sussexes new documentary series as 'repulsive'
- Viewers all said the same thing about the explosive documentary
- Meghan revealed real reason why she made the documentary
- It was revealed how Lady Susan Hussey reacted to Meghan and Harry’s wedding
- Remarks to a black charity boss by top royal aide Susan Hussey were offensive and wrong
A luxury kitchen was said to have been installed during the renovation, while an existing studio with a bedroom was renovated, and fireplaces, floors and staircases replaced.
Meghan chose eco-friendly, toxin-free and vegan paint for the redecoration, which was reportedly overseen by designer Vicky Charles. She was responsible for the interiors of Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire, a hotel and members’ club popular with celebs.
