This month, Prince Harry is in the limelight with the publication of his confessional book, Spare. A media tour to promote the book included interviews with ITV's Tom Bradby, CNN's Anderson Cooper (60 Minutes), Good Morning America's Michael Strahan, and The Late Show's Stephen Colbert, while his wife Meghan Markle has barely been seen since the book was published. Where is she?

According to Us Weekly, Meghan is "keeping her head down," "happy to have Harry as her leading man," and spending time with her children Archie and Lilibet at the couple's home in California.

"Meghan is keeping her head down in the monte seat, taking care of the kids and working on projects that are coming up in the next few months," a source told the outlet. According to the source, Meghan is "happy to let Harry take the lead role," adding, "He's been flying around to promote the spares, but most of the time he's back in Montecito and hasn't stayed in town much because he wants to be with his kids."

Harry said at the press tour that he still hopes to reconcile with his father Prince Charles and brother Prince William, even after the latter called Princess Meghan "difficult" and "rude" (and, according to Spare, subsequently got into a physical altercation with him).

"Meghan and I have always said that we would apologize openly for anything we did wrong, but every time I ask that question, no one gives me specifics or anything," Harry said. 'We need a constructive discussion, a private discussion that won't be leaked. This all started with their daily false briefings to my wife to the point that she and I had to flee the country."

However, William has no plans for such a reconciliation, and a source told Us Weekly that the Crown Prince "has no plans to talk to Harry." He has accepted the fact that he has lost his brother."

And, the source said, "There are no plans to talk to Harry."

And returning to Meghan's recent life, one of the aforementioned projects, "writing her memoir," has been rumored of late.