The duchess has known Mr Anderson, who was named one of Toronto Life’s 50 Most Influential in 2014, for many years and he is said to have introduced her to some of Hollywood’s crème de la crème, including George and Amal Clooney and stylist Jessica Mulroney.

Although many reports suggested Mr Anderson was the one who introduced Harry and Meghan, the duchess, during their engagement interview in 2017, revealed that it was a woman who played matchmaker between the two.

It is believed the Soho House Director did arrange for the new couple to discreetly meet at one of the company’s properties around the world, namely, London, Somerset and Toronto during the early days of their relationship.

Meghan is thought to have quite the selection of products to sell under her brand’s umbrella, including home and kitchenware such as linens, jams and preserves but also skincare, stationary and pet products.

According to the Mirror, if the product launches go well Meghan’s company could also look into expanding into owning a physical retail space, much like Soho Home – the interiors range of Soho House – itself.

It comes as the duchess has reportedly finished filming her cooking show for Netflix with many anticipating its release.

The show will “celebrate the joys of cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship”.

Meghan will curate the series, which will see Leah Hariton as showrunner, and Michael Steed as director.

It will be produced by Sony Pictures Television’s Intellectual Property with the duchess, Hariton, Archewell’s Chanel Pysnik, and IPC’s Aaron Saidman and Eli Holzman serving as executive producers.

The show is thought to share similarities with her old blog called The Tig and American Riviera Orchard.