Interestingly, this buzz seems to be working in Meghan's favor. She could potentially command a substantial sum for any marketing endeavors she chooses to pursue. Eric Schiffer, a royal expert, pointed out that celebrities like the Kardashians earn a significant income, often in the millions, for a single promotional post. It's not far-fetched to think that Meghan could follow suit and earn similar fees.
Recently, there were reports that Meghan, at 42 years old, had secured the Instagram handle @meghan. When this news broke, the page had been dormant for a year, with no posts and around 4,000 followers. However, in a short span, the follower count skyrocketed to over 87,000. The profile picture is a stock image of peonies, which is rumored to be Meghan's favorite flower.
But here's the twist: a source has now revealed that Meghan doesn't have plans to return to Instagram. This decision has left some questioning how she intends to generate income without an Instagram presence.
The idea of Meghan's return to Instagram has raised concerns, particularly within the Royal Family. One key concern, as noted by royal commentator Daniela from News.com.au, is the potential for Meghan to promote merchandise using her title, the Duchess of Sussex. This could potentially set the stage for a new conflict with Buckingham Palace, raising questions about how such a move might be received within the royal ranks.
