MEGHAN Markle’s next big move will be a “new commercial venture” which is “genuine to who she is” – after a string of failures.
The Duchess of Sussex, 42, is reportedly about to launch a new project inspired by Gwyneth Paltrow.
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Writing in the Telegraph, royal expert Victoria Ward said that Meghan could earn millions from the mystery move.
Victoria wrote: “Meghan is preparing to launch a major new commercial venture.
“There has been much speculation that it will be a version of Goop, Gwyneth Paltrow’s multimillion-dollar lifestyle business, which few could deny would be right up her street.
“It’s not Goop – but it is something that is ‘genuine to who she is’.”
The expert added that Meghan has already attracted more than 110,000 followers on Instagram without posting a single snap.
But Victoria said that Meghan does not have any plans to revive her lifestyle blog The Tig, which she shut down after meeting Harry.
A source said: “On top of being a couple, they are both working on their own things.
“They are fully supportive of each other’s concepts and ideas, but they are different from one another, they have different meanings.
“Everybody understands that they’re not just going to stand still.”
The “unlucky” Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been dealing with huge blows to their empire.
Meghan’s Archetypes podcast was dumped by Spotify after running for only one series – and the U.S. Patent Office denied their request to trademark its name.
Meanwhile, the couple were told to come up with more must-watch shows for Netflix if they want to be paid £40million in outstanding fees, it is claimed.
But sources are now claiming that Meghan is getting ready for her comeback.
They claim she will write a book “most likely with a feminist angle”.
In 2021 Meghan and Harry signed a lucrative deal – worth up to a potential £29million – with publishers Penguin Random House involving four books.
It comes after Meghan signed with a new top Hollywood talent agency in April.
The Duchess joined WME, which boasts A-Listers Eddie Murphy, Gwen Stefani and Liam Payne on their books.
Sources claim Meghan and Harry “think they’ve been really unlucky” with their deals so far and are hoping for a change.
And it’s claimed they blame the “correction in the economics of streaming” for their downfall with Spotify and Netflix” as “both companies don’t have that kind of money to splash around anymore”.
It comes after an excited Prince Harry joined Leo DiCaprio in a star-studded crowd as he watched Lionel Messi lead Inter Miami to a 3-1 win in LA.
Harry made an emotional statement about “family” in the trailer for his first Netflix series without Meghan.
