But she made it clear that this doesn’t mean there’s trouble in their marriage. Lourella said: “This decision doesn’t necessarily reflect on their relationship as a whole but more on the brand direction they are choosing to take.”
She also mentioned that it’s a good moment for Harry and Meghan to start doing their own things, especially after they’ve just launched their new website.
They’ve changed their site from Archewell to Sussex.com earlier this month.
Louella added: “Meghan and Harry are strategic in their approach to their public image, and this move could be seen as a way for them to have more control over how they are perceived individually.
“It may also give them the opportunity to explore different interests and passions without being tied to each other’s brands or projects.”
Louella then admitted working with your partner can be an “intense experience”, meaning taking on different projects could give them “breathing space”.
She continued: “It allows for growth and the chance to have new experiences outside of each other’s shadow, particularly given the negative attention they have received as a couple in recent years.
“This breakaway from joint projects can give them a renewed sense of individuality and independence in their professional lives, which could ultimately benefit their marriage.”
