Following their exit as senior members of the Royal Family, Meghan Markle is forging ahead with a new path.
She and her husband Prince Harry struck a lucrative deal with Netflix to produce content via Archewell Productions, which they set up to produce programming to inform, elevate and inspire.
They also had a deal with music platform Spotify to produce podcasts.
Although this particular partnership came to an end, Meghan is now said to be on the cusp of a fresh deal with Amazon’s audio books company Audible.
If the new deal goes through, it could be highly beneficial to Meghan and Prince Harry’s brand.
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However, celebrity astrologer Inbaal Honigman has said Meghan’s new enterprises should come as no surprise to people.
Speaking on behalf of Slingo, Honigman told Daily Express: “Meghan is a Leo, which is a sign that adores the limelight and feels most at home on stage or in front of a camera.
“Leos also make good teachers and parents because they love the feeling of many pairs of eyes looking up at them.
“Away from Hollywood, the glamorous Royal is bound to feel a bit lost.”
Adding: “Centre stage is the ideal habitat for a Leo, so Meghan’s new deals in Tinseltown should come as no surprise.”
Earlier this year, Meghan and Prince Harry acquired the rights to the novel Meet Me At the Lake and the former Suits star may also use her Hollywood experience with this particular venture as well as they bring the book the screens.
There have also been reports Meghan is launching a Hollywood reinvention as she is said to be pivoting away from the media.
Meghan is said to be looking towards philanthropy and giving back as well as which mediums have the most impact.
Prior to becoming part of the Royal Family, Meghan was interested in humanitarian and campaign work.
She previously worked as a Global Ambassador for World Vision, paying visits to Rwanda in 2016 and India in 2017.
Either way, Meghan’s star sign seems to suggest she is determined to make a mark in which direction she now turns.
