Meghan Markle found herself at the center of an internet frenzy over a subtle mistake in her latest Instagram video.

The Duchess of Sussex rang in the New Year on the popular media sharing platform with a video of herself writing 2025 on the beach.

However, Meghan sparked rumors of a divorce from Prince Harry because her title of duchess was spelled on Instagram in a way reserved for divorced royals.

Meghan may have inadvertently sparked divorce concerns by returning to Instagram for the way she captioned her royal title.

Her beach video post has already brought the account to nearly 900,000 followers. However, one thing that confused fans was that her caption on her Instagram page was written as "Meghan, Duchess of Sussex," instead of the more conventional "Meghan, Duchess of Sussex“, which he continues to use on his Sussex.com website.

It may seem like a minor mistake, but it got tongues wagging. According to Newsweekmembers of the royal family use this title format to indicate a woman's status as a divorcee, and Princess Diana and Sarah Ferguson have used it in the past.

The former actress even ran into some trouble at Buckingham Palace during a 2020 preview after she was incorrectly listed as "Meghan, Duchess of Sussex" in a palace statement.

Royal commentator Alastair Bruce said at the time Sky News"The palace has announced what the duke and duchess will be called. But it inadvertently sends all the wrong messages because, by convention, the proposed style is the one adopted to express divorce."

"As a result, this will be looked at again, and I'm sure an expert called the Garter King of Arms can advise," Bruce continued. "What was suggested was 'Meghan, Duchess of Sussex', but putting the name and a comma before the title is a template for a divorced woman."

Meghan kicked off the New Year with a cheeky video post on Instagram as she returned from her 5-year hiatus from the popular video-sharing app.

The former "Suits" actress revealed a human side in her video, which delighted the royal's eagle-eyed fans who thought she filmed it multiple times to get the "perfect" version.

In the video, she is seen running barefoot towards the tide of a sandy beach to draw in the sand the almost perfect cursive digits of the New Year, "2025". However, some eagle-eyed fans were quick to spot that she seemingly wrote the number multiple times.

At the start of the clip, Meghan is trying to find the best place to write the numbers, but followers notice she walks past another '2025' written in the sand, along with some footprints. The error can be seen on the left side, which may indicate that she recorded it more than once.

In the video, which was taken by her husband, Prince Harry, she then ran off while giggling.

Back in 2020, Meghan teased that she would return to Instagram in a conversation with her The Cutafter being forced to close it in 2018 ahead of her royal wedding to Harry.

"You want to know a secret? I'm going back... to Instagram," she said at the time.

However, she has already used Instagram to promote her brand, American Riviera Orchard. Meghan is reportedly launching the Montecito-based brand as an extension of her old blog, The Tig, noting that it will focus on home, garden, food and general lifestyle.

This was said by a source close to Meghan Harper's Bazaar that her brand is "something more accessible... something rooted in her love of detail, curation, hosting, simple pleasures in life and family."

The source added: "Meghan is busy working on creating something safe and timeless. And something that won't be accused of riding on the back of anything royal."

Meghan really plans to take over 2025 as she debuted the official trailer for her Netflix series, "With Love, Meghan."

The show, which is tied to her lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, reportedly focuses on "cooking, gardening and entertaining."

The trailer shows Meghan engaged in various activities, including cooking and gardening. Several celebrities, such as Mindy Kaling and the Duchess's husband, Prince Harry, also appear in the trailer.

A source previously said Page Six that 2025 will be a great year for Meghan, who has been working hard behind the scenes to ensure the successful launch of her TV show and the launch of her lifestyle brand.

"This is going to be a good year for Meghan in particular; she has spent most of the year working behind the scenes to launch a project in the first few months of 2025," said an industry insider.

As the new year begins, the Duchess of Sussex previously announced on her now-closed blog, The Tig, that she has two particular New Year's resolutions that make her "every year" list.

According to People Magazineshe mentioned that every year she plans to stop swearing and stop biting her nails.

"This makes my list of New Year's resolutions almost (every year actually)," Meghan wrote at the time.

"Swearing occurs in lulls caused by being overwhelmed or feeling rude after a few drinks," she continued. "And as for nail biting—well, that still happens with a turbulent flight or a stressful day. It's unladylike. But then again, it's swearing. Damn it."