Meghan Markle’s big challenge of staying relevant without being a royal

It’s no secret that after leaving the British monarchy, it has been a great challenge for Meghan Markle to stay in the public eye and, above all, to win the affection of the people without being a member of the royal family.

After having failed with the podcast project, the Duchess of Sussex has decided to embark on a new direction because, according to her website, she plans to make a cooking, gardening, and lifestyle program, following in the footsteps of Martha Stewart, who started her empire with a television program that gave cooking, gardening, and lifestyle tips and is now dedicated to selling her own products.

Meghan Markle, like Stewart, has decided to create her own brand for the sale of products, but while Martha’s products are available on the shelves of Walmart, Prince Harry’s wife plans to make her merchandise available only to the elite, demonstrating that her interest is not in sales or profits but in maintaining a presence among the most important people in the country.

Success outside the British monarchy is something that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have desperately sought, as well as the approval of the world outside the family institution. However, the road has been quite complicated for the couple, as it seems that the public criticism they made about the monarchy was not well received by the rest of the world.