Even with Harry promoting his controversial autobiography, attending King Charles's coronation, continuing his legal battles, and being the focus of a Netflix documentary, Meghan maintained a quieter profile. Tom Bow, speaking to Closer magazine, observed, "Thought she was clearly building something, but she couldn't land it. She couldn't catch a big fish." Despite speculation about a potential new release behind the scenes in 2023, nothing has been officially announced regarding Meghan's upcoming projects. Last year, there were reports of her joining the William Morris Endeavor talent agency, which represents notable figures like Ben Affleck, Christian Bale, and Whoopi Goldberg.
Meghan seemed to prioritize charity work through the Archewell Foundation, co-founded with Harry in late 2020, and made public appearances, garnering recognition at various award ceremonies for her advocacy in women's rights.
However, Meghan hinted at a shift toward commercial endeavors, with more projects set to be unveiled in November. Speaking at Variety's Power of Women event, she mentioned, "We have a lot of exciting things planned. I can't wait until we publish. We are really proud of what we have achieved, and my husband loves it." Mark Bovi, discussing Meghan's focus on introducing herself to potential supporters or colleagues, acknowledged the challenge they face, noting that high-end value-related products they produce have not yet been delivered.
In the dynamic world of royal activities, Meghan Markle's approach to balancing charity work and commercial ventures keeps her audience curious about what's next. Stay tuned for further developments on Meghan's ventures in the coming months.
