We're in a strange time in the "Sussex Family of America" story where we're not quite sure what's next for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and naturally many hypotheses are flying around.

What we do know is that Harry's Netflix documentary Heart of Invictus is still slated for release and that he is still working as chief impact officer of the Silicon Valley startup BetterUp, and that Archewell has just announced its support for a new report by Equimundo, an organization that works with boys and men to engage them in gender-equal work.

But after the abrupt end of the Sussex couple's Spotify contract, Harry and Meghan know that they need to take on more professional projects that are fulfilling to them and help them maintain their upscale lifestyle in Montecito, Calif. They also know that.

Right now, the Duke is believed to be working on, or perhaps only currently negotiating, a Netflix documentary in South Africa, a region of the world that means a great deal to him, but no formal announcement has been made.

Meanwhile, Meghan has signed with a top talent agency, but it is not known exactly what her plans are.

"The romantic in me says this is the couple splitting their career paths to fully commit to their passion projects, but the commercial cynic in me I say they realized that," PR and branding expert Andy Barr told Mirrror.

One of Meghan's career possibilities is to relaunch her blog, The Tig.

"Relaunching her old blog would give her the perfect platform to make the most of any endorsements she might sign, and would also allow her to broaden her commercial appeal across a variety of fields and a wider geographic area," he said.

"Meghan Markle's team will be looking for endorsements that resonate with her own passions and causes such as wellness and mental wellbeing, alongside the most elite luxury brands.

"One thing is for sure, what they do is not low-key and low-quality.

I can't wait to hear more!