Meghan Markle has been accused of “copying Princess Kate” with her latest “fake” Instagram post.

Taking to her Instagram for the third time this week, Meghan, 43, uploaded a beautifully decorated mood board – which appeared to hint at what is to come with her new lifestyle brand, As Ever.

The mood board showcased an array of never-before-seen pictures, handwritten notes and quotes, and a sweet watercolour painting of herself, Prince Harry and her beloved late dog, Guy.

Fans also spotted that her board included a green star with her son, five-year-old Prince Archie’s name on it.

But trolls accused Meghan of attempting to copy Kate, after Kensington Palace released some portraits drawn by Kate, 43, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and six-year-old Prince Louis, earlier this week.

Taking to social media, one fan wrote: “Don’t forget, the real reason she posted that was to show ‘Archie’s artwork’ since Catherine put out her kids’ artwork the other day. She’s so predictable… as ever, a copycat!”

Another commented: “She had to get a kids drawing in there. Copying Princess Catherine again.”

Meghan announced the name of her brand on Tuesday, revealing that she had changed it due to fears that it would be limiting.

In her video, Meghan said: “Cats out of the bag, I’m shocked we’ve kept it a secret for so long…

“Last year, I thought you know what, American Riviera, that sounds like such a great name, it’s my neighbourhood [and] its a name for Santa Barbara. But it limited me to things that were just manufactured and grown in this area.”

Meghan revealed just hours later that her brand, As Ever, will be launching in “Spring 2025”.