Notably, the couple did not publicly celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary on May 19th. There have been reports suggesting that Prince Harry has a private room at a lavish Los Angeles hotel, a detail that surprised royal biographer Angela Levin.
She asserted that Meghan might be planning to separate from Harry, citing the deterioration of their marriage after the wedding. Angela Levin also suggested that Meghan was pursuing a new career in film and had a new agent, distancing herself from Harry during a challenging time for him.
One intriguing development is Meghan Markle's involvement in a cannabis-growing venture, facilitated by her nephew Tyler Dooley. She has registered a plot for cannabis cultivation near her home. This unconventional business move appears to be part of her post-divorce plans. Meghan's extended family, including her sister-in-law Tracy Dooley and her sons Tyler and TJ, have not been part of her royal journey. In fact, they were not invited to the wedding at Windsor Castle.
Tyler, a 27-year-old cannabis farmer, is known for pioneering legal marijuana production in California. He is reportedly interested in developing a new cannabis strain named "Megan Sparkle." Meanwhile, TJ, aged 28, administers marijuana to his dog for pain relief.
Tracy, on the other hand, frequently sells advertising space to marijuana dispensaries. The Dooley family's unique connection to the marijuana industry adds another layer to Meghan Markle's multifaceted background.
It's worth noting that Meghan's relationship with some of her extended family members, including her nephew Tyler Dooley and his family, has been somewhat strained. They have not been part of her royal events or received wedding invitations. Despite these dynamics, Tyler and his family continue their involvement in the cannabis business, even naming a strain after Meghan, and seem to be embracing their unique path in the burgeoning industry.
