“I don’t believe this to be brand damaging, but a way they can explore other opportunities which are important to them as individuals.
“I still believe they still are seen together in public and where opportunities arise, will work together.”
Indeed, Meghan and Harry continue to lead together Archewell, their organisation encompassing two production companies and a non-profit foundation.
The pair have spoken about working together on a number of occasions, including in an interview for US magazine The Cut.
Showing their shared office to their interviewer last summer, Harry said: “Most people that I know and many of my family, they aren’t able to work and live together.
“It’s actually really weird because it’d seem like a lot of pressure. But it just feels natural and normal.”
Their home office set-up was also briefly shown during their biographical documentary, when both Harry and Meghan were filmed sitting behind their laptops.
The Duke’s rumoured documentary on Africa would not be his first recent solo project, as in January he released his best-selling memoir, Spare.
In the summer of 2021, Meghan also released a book, a children’s novella titled The Bench.
Meghan also led separately from Harry her podcast show Archetypes, while the Duke is expected to release Heart of Invictus, a docu-series focused on the inspirational stories of some of the veterans and servicepeople who take part in his Invictus Games.
