Meghan Markle has planned her comeback and will soon unveil a new money-making venture, a royal expert has speculated.
Royal biographer Emily Andrews has predicted a remarkable return to the spotlight for the Duchess of Sussex since her Archetypes podcast was axed by Spotify earlier this year.
It comes after Meghan, 42, signed with talent agency William Morris Endeavor (WME) in April, with clients including Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Serena Williams.
When speaking about Meghan’s future in the public eye, Andrews noted that the Duchess has been spotted increasingly at public events in recent months, indicating that her next big move is imminent.
She told Woman Magazine: “It was no coincidence that we saw more of Meghan this summer than we did all of last year.”
The Duchess of Sussex, 42, has made more public appearances in recent months, according to a royal biographer (pictured at a mental health summit last week)
Ms Andrews believes Meghan’s moves are very ‘calculated’ and claims her ‘sudden willingness’ to be photographed indicates the former actress knows her ‘commercial value’.
The Duchess has been making frequent appearances lately: shopping at a farmer’s market, watching Barbie with friends, attending a Beyoncé concert and celebrating her birthday at a local restaurant.
She also spent six days at the Invictus Games and attended Kevin Costner’s star-studded One805 Live! fundraiser in Santa Barbara and spoke at a mental health summit in New York on World Mental Health Day.
The royal biographer said: ‘Meghan has decided she wants to live her life much more openly and the ‘relaunch’ by her new Hollywood power broker agency, WME, has begun with a series of photos and reports from August to maximize plans for a new monetary system . -undertaking business.’
The Duchess’s recent career moves suggest she’s working on her business endeavors — and since she and Harry are still involved in a deal with Netflix, more content could be in the works.
The Royal Family attended Kevin Costner’s One805 Live! fundraiser in Santa Barbara, where she presented an award to first responders
The Duchess of Sussex signed with WME earlier this year, a talent agency that also represents her friend Serena Williams (left)
So far, the couple has released the hit docuseries Harry & Meghan, which reveals shockingly shocking facts about the royal family, and Heart of Invictus, which followed six people competing in the 2022 Invictus Games.
According to a report from the Archewell Foundation, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are currently working on a project focusing on the impact social media can have on young people’s mental health.
After speaking to parents and young people, the pair outlined plans to tackle the negative impacts of social media, including changing platform design and introducing new laws and special education, as well as better access to resources.
It comes after Prince Harry and Meghan were spotted landing in Atlanta after a romantic weekend away in the Caribbean.
They were flown into the city on a private flight on Monday as they returned from their short holiday to the small island of Canouan in St Vincent and the Grenadines.
Exclusive photos from DailyMail.com show the royal couple disembarking the plane and walking off the tarmac, where they are greeted by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol personnel and agents.
Dressed in a post-vacation glow, Meghan was prepared for the cooler Atlanta weather in a black maxi dress and Hermes sandals, along with the brand’s Brides de Gala scarf.
She wore dark sunglasses, tied her hair in a messy bun and carried a souvenir bag with the words “Cream of the Islands” on it.
Equipped with his overnight bag, Harry was also dressed casually in a white polo shirt, olive trousers and shoes, completing his look with a black cap.
The Sussexes’ two young children were not seen when they returned with their parents and did not appear to have accompanied them on their trip.
It’s unclear whether Harry and Meghan traveled to Atlanta — where good friend Tyler Perry has his own massive studio lot — for work or leisure.