The Duchess of Sussex shared a new video.

Meghan Markle has shown the world her chickens in a bizarre new video featuring Princess Lilibet, just hours after King Charles was pictured feeding a flock. The Duchess of Sussex took to her Instagram page on Thursday evening to post two new stories inside her chicken coop at her Montecito home.

Meghan was joined by her LA chocolatier, Compartes, with whom she recently partnered for her brand’s Mother’s Day collection. The chocolatier can be seen feeding Meghan’s chickens, while the Duchess appears to be elated as she shows him around.

In one of the two short clips, Meghan can be heard saying: “When the chocolate man comes to see the chickens. Compartes is here,” She says, before showing one of her hens.

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Meghan Markle posted the video on her Instagram (Image: Instagram/@meghan)

King Charles feeds a flock of chickens in New York (Image: Getty)

In a quick moment, Princess Lilibet can be seen wearing a pink dress and playing by the chicken coop, and saying an inaudible phrase to her mother, who replies: “Thanks sweetheart.”

Yesterday, the King, a famous chicken fan, fed some birds at a community project in Harlem.

Charles visited Harlem Grown, a local community organisation and after-school initiative tackling systemic health, education and wellbeing challenges faced by children and families in Upper Manhattan by transforming abandoned urban lots into sustainable farms.

Princess Lilibet is also in the video (Image: Instagram/@meghan)

It provides safe environments and healthy food for local people.

During his visit, the King observed schoolchildren participating in agricultural activities, including planting and irrigation, before helping the youngsters feed the chickens in the on-site coop.

After his visit to Harlem, he went on an impromptu walkabout.

One woman thanked him for his speech to Congress, adding: “We needed that.” Charles replied: “I keep trying.”