Meghan Markle is getting into the holiday spirit already just days after the dust up over now-deleted photos of her and husband Prince Harry attending Kris Jenner birthday party.

The As Ever founder’s brand shared a video of the royal prepping her home for Christmas via Instagram on Saturday as she promoted the lifestyle brand’s new holiday collection.

“Oh, we see you,” Markle, 44, captioned the clip of her stuffing her stocking.

“Not even Thanksgiving yet and you’ve already got this in the bag.”

She wore a modest green dress and styled her hair pulled back into a bun for the video. Behind her stood a large Christmas tree decorated with twinkling lights.

Markle announced the launch of her first As Ever holiday collection on Oct. 28. Among the offerings, she’s included sparkling wine, candles, fruit spreads and more, per People.

Several items among the capsule feature a nod to her husband, Prince Harry and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

Markle’s post comes shortly after the “Suits” alum found herself in the middle of drama after she and Harry, 41, were seen attending Kris Jenner’s star-studded birthday party last week.

But, soon after, all traces of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s appearance were wiped from Jenner and Kim Kardashian’s social media accounts.

Earlier this week, a source told Page Six that a rep for the royals asked that the reality TV stars take down the photos of the couple.

“They don’t want to piss off the royal family while they are trying to reconcile,” said the insider.

In October, another source told Page Six that Markle has been supporting her husband’s efforts to reconcile with his family — especially with his dad, King Charles III.

“They need the [royal] family,” said the source, adding, “Meghan is aware of that.”

While the move may have helped mend fences with Harry’s family, it appears to have lost Markle some points with the Kardashians.

An insider exclusively told Page Six that the famous brood is “getting annoyed with the Sussex camp” for “overshadowing” what was intended to be “a celebration of Kris.”