Royal Writer Says Meghan Markle's Numerous Appearances This Summer Are Paving the Way to Launching a New Business

[not the resumption of her blog "The Tig," the resumption of Instagram under the handle @meghan, the writing of her memoir, or any of those things. While the world is abuzz with questions about "what's next for Meghan" (as if she owes us anything, to be honest), according to the Mirror, Meghan is expected to announce a big new "money-making venture" soon, and yes, we're wondering what it is

Speculation was fueled by Meghan's signing of a significant deal with powerful talent agency William Morris Endeavor (WME) in April. In preparation for the so-called "relaunch," royal biographer Emily Andrews said of the summer when Meghan became more visible (she is arguably more publicly visible than ever since becoming an active member of the royal family), "During the summer, rather than in the past year, Meghan's appearance It is no coincidence that we saw more of her." She decided she wanted to live her life more openly, and the "relaunch" by her new Hollywood power broker, the agency William Morris Endeavor, began with a series of August photos and reports on maximizing her plans for her new money-making venture."

Andrews said that Meghan's unexpected "sudden willingness" shows that she knows her "commercial value." Princess Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry, have an ongoing deal with Netflix, and rumors are rife that Meghan will move her podcast "Archetypes" (previously available on Spotify) to Audible, which would naturally bring in millions of dollars. And in terms of nonprofits, the couple's organization, Archewell, held its first in-person event last week, three years after its formation, and more developments are likely in this area as well.

Megan's summer has included everything from trips to the farmer's market to watching "Barbie" with friends to attending Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour and Beyonce's "Renaissance" world tour (twice, once in the U.S. and once in Germany)! Most recently, she attended the Invictus Games in Germany and the Arcewell Summit for World Mental Health Day in New York City, followed by vacations in Portugal and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, respectively.