Meghan Markle Makes Social Media Comeback with New Instagram Account
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has officially returned to social media, launching a new Instagram account ahead of her Netflix show, *With Love, Meghan*.
However, public relations expert Riley Gardiner has advised the Duchess to maintain an active presence on the platform to keep her audience engaged. Gardiner warns that long periods of silence could negatively impact Meghan’s brand, causing fans to lose interest and potentially shifting headlines away from her work.
"Meghan Markle risks killing her brand by avoiding regular posts,” Gardiner told *The Express*. “Silence isn’t a strategy—it’s a brand killer. If she stays quiet for too long, people will get bored, and the attention will move elsewhere. No one has the patience for that level of mystery anymore.”
Gardiner recommends that Meghan post once a week, ensuring that her content feels genuine and thoughtful. "Regular posts are a must—something that keeps her in the conversation without going overboard. Once a week seems like the sweet spot,” she said.
The expert also stressed the importance of meaningful content. “Her posts should feel authentic but not overly self-indulgent. For example, a photo of her children’s birthday could work, but it needs to carry some weight—perhaps sharing her reflections on motherhood and how she’s shaping their futures.”
This advice comes amid reports that Meghan is considering launching her own lifestyle magazine in 2025, which could further expand her personal brand.
For now, all eyes are on Meghan as she prepares for the release of *With Love, Meghan*, with experts urging her to stay active and connected with her audience to ensure the success of her latest ventures.
