An expert says Meghan Markle and Prince Harry could become “superstars” if they have a “definitive plan.” The Sussexes returned to the UK in August after living in California for nearly six years. While they have remained relatively quiet about their work since returning to Britain, an expert reportedly believes they can achieve a lot, especially now that they are back on UK soil.
Expert claims Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will need a ‘definitive plan,’ to become ‘superstars’
PR expert Ryan McCormick reportedly told Express that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have the potential to become “superstars.” Harry and Meghan moved to California in 2020 to pursue independent ventures and build a life away from the monarchy. Six years later, they are back on UK soil with their children, who have also started school there.
Since returning, they have remained relatively quiet about their next career moves, but the expert believes they could make an announcement soon. McCormick acknowledged that the couple has faced some “bumpy roads” and haven’t yet become the “superstars” they once hoped to be. However, he believes they can still reach that status.
According to the expert, all they need is “time, focus, discipline, and a definitive plan.” He also suggested that Meghan could launch a podcast and that consistently engaging with her audience on a personal level could prove fruitful.
McCormick also believes their return to the UK could benefit their Hollywood careers. He said, “The UK seems to be familiar territory for the duo. It’s where they likely have the most prestige and most power.” After moving to the US, the couple pursued their own ventures. Meghan launched her lifestyle brand, “As Ever,” and also had her Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan,” which ran for two seasons.
Harry published his memoir, “Spare,” while the couple’s interview with Oprah generated significant headlines. Together, they have continued building independent careers and creating projects separate from their former royal roles. Now, people are eager to see what lies ahead for them as they settle back in the UK.
