In the backdrop of Meghan Markle’s birthday video, Prince Harry can be seen juggling.

Meghan Markle celebrated her 40th birthday with a flashy video in which she invited her Hollywood buddies to join her mentoring program.

In the video, Melissa McCarthy, who is speaking to Markle through Zoom, breaks out laughing as Harry loses the balls he’s juggling and ducks down.

“Oh, my God!” McCarthy says in an extended version of the video shared with TODAY.

Meghan then turns and bursts out laughing when she sees her husband.

It’s unclear how Melissa could have seen the Duke of Sussex via the window if the laptop wasn’t facing Harry.

McCarthy used the chance to ask Meghan if she is “finally going to do a ‘Suits’ reunion” for her birthday. “OK, I love Suits, but why would I do a ‘Suits’ reunion for my birthday?”

“OK, I love Suits, but why would I do a ‘Suits’ reunion for my birthday?” the duchess said.

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This is the mother of two’s first public appearance since the birth of her and Harry’s daughter, Lilibet Diana, in June, and she’s using her 40th birthday to promote a new project called 40X40.

Meghan has initiated 40×40, a worldwide effort to urge individuals all around the world to give 40 minutes of their time to help women.

Meghan has asked 40 activists, athletes, artists, and international leaders to take part by providing 40 minutes of mentoring to women reentering the workforce.

“Because I’m turning 40, I’m asking 40 friends to donate 40 minutes of their time to help mentor a woman who’s mobilizing into the workforce,” she says. “Over two million women in the U.S. alone and tens of millions around the world have lost their jobs due to COVID.”

“I think if we all do it and all commit 40 minutes to some act of service, we can create a ripple effect.” She added.

Meghan stated on her Archewell website, “In reflecting on my 40th birthday and the many things I am grateful for, I am struck that time is among our most essential gifts.”

‘Time with our loved ones, time doing the things we love, time spent learning, laughing, growing, and the sacred time we have on this earth.

‘Amongst the most valuable gifts of time is also time spent in service to others knowing that it can contribute to incredible change.

‘To that last point, and with my 40th lap around the sun in mind, it made me wonder: what would happen if we all committed 40 minutes to helping someone else or to mentoring someone in need?

‘And then what would happen if we asked our friends to do the same?