At the time, Meghan had just made her debut on the small screen in the hit TV legal drama 'Suits,' a job that took her hundreds of miles away to Toronto, Canada.
After two years of a long-distance marriage, Meghan and Trevor decided to part ways in 2013. They were granted a no-fault divorce based on irreconcilable differences. The split came as a shock to friends and family.
According to the book 'Meghan: A Hollywood Princess' by Andrew Morton, a friend claimed that the marriage ended so abruptly that Meghan sent her diamond wedding and engagement rings back to Trevor by registered mail. Another friend confirmed that the decision to end the marriage came out of the blue.
Since their split, Meghan and Trevor have taken very different paths. Most of us know that Meghan married Harry, became a working Royal, left the royal family, and moved to California, where she now lives with Harry and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Meanwhile, Trevor tied the knot with nutritionist and multi-millionaire heiress Tracy Kurland, and they have two daughters together.
Meghan seems to be at a crossroads in her career once again. Reports suggest that she's gearing up to relaunch herself on social media, potentially earning up to one million dollars per Instagram post. The Duchess of Sussex previously had a joint Royal account with Harry, but it was deactivated in 2020 when they stepped back from Royal duties. Now, there are rumors that she has secured the handle '@Meghan,' which has already garnered 76,000 followers. The account features a picture of pink peonies, reported to be Meghan's favorite flowers, but it has yet to make its first post.
Sources close to Meghan, the former Royal and mother of two, have confirmed that she indeed holds this account, and an official announcement is expected very soon. Hollywood is buzzing with anticipation about her imminent return.
Meghan has always been open about her desire to get back on Instagram. Her return to social media had previously been put on hold as she prioritized working with Spotify. However, with that deal now over, sources indicate that Meghan was planning to go live on Instagram but changed her mind shortly before the launch of her Archewell Audio podcast. As a result, the account is just sitting there, waiting.
