Meghan just posted a picture of a homemade cake to celebrate Mother’s Day in the UK, contrary to previous reports that she did not want to return to this country.

At the end of March, Meghan Markle shared a heartwarming family moment on her Instagram account, @meghan, in celebration of Mother’s Day in the UK. The post featured an elegant citrus cake alongside the tiny hand of one of her two children, either Archie (5 years old) or Lilibet (3 years old). Accompanied by the caption, “Our family tradition. Mothering Sunday in the UK 🍋,” the image highlighted her continued connection to British traditions despite living abroad15.

The post resonated with followers, showcasing Meghan’s dedication to preserving cherished memories tied to her time in the UK. Since launching her Instagram earlier this year, Meghan has offered glimpses into her domestic life, sharing moments of baking and family bonding that reflect her love for simple yet meaningful traditions

Despite residing in California, where Mother’s Day is celebrated in May, Meghan Markle still observed the UK’s Mothering Sunday on March 30. Through her post, fans caught a glimpse of her family’s ordinary life over the past weekend.

This move drew attention following Meghan’s previous statement that she “never truly felt at home” in the UK. According to biographer Omid Scobie, the Duchess had once asserted that she would “never set foot in the UK again.” This apparent contradiction has left the public surprised.

Following the release of her Netflix documentary series With Love, Meghan, Meghan Markle continues to showcase her passion for cooking and family life. In the series, she reflects on the joy of rediscovering herself through motherhood, stating, “When your child reaches a certain age, you don’t just play with them—you relive your own childhood. It’s a happy experience. As a woman, mother, and wife, finding yourself again—something that always existed but was forgotten when your children were younger—is truly wonderful.”

Meghan frequently shares moments in the kitchen, often involving her children Archie and Lilibet. Past posts have featured the siblings covered in flour while baking cookies, decorating seasonal treats, or preparing themed breakfasts. These snapshots illustrate her commitment to creating meaningful family traditions centered around food.

Her culinary enthusiasm is well-documented, from her lifestyle blog The Tig to her initiative with the Together: Our Community Cookbook, which supported women affected by the Grenfell Tower fire. Meghan’s love for food remains a cornerstone of her personal and public life, blending creativity with connection in both her family and community endeavors