Meghan Markle's Instagram comeback: The first post goes viral

Meghan Markle is undoubtedly one of the most controversial figures associated with the British royals. Her wedding to Prince Harry in 2018 attracted worldwide attention, breaking many stereotypes associated with the monarchy. The couple quickly became symbols of change, and their decision to leave the royal family in 2020 caused quite a stir. Despite moving to the USA, Meghan and Harry continue to evoke a wide range of emotions, both positive and negative. Alleged strained relations between Meghan and Duchess Kate and other family members remain subjects of speculation and media reports.

Before getting involved with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle worked intensively on building a personal brand online. When the world learned of their relationship, she had to delete her personal social media accounts and, together with Harry, launched an Instagram profile called "@sussexroyal," which gathered an impressive 9.4 million followers. The profile was deactivated in 2020 when the couple stepped down from royal duties.

In August last year, media reports suggested that Markle was preparing for a "big comeback" on Instagram with a profile named "@meghan". At that time, experts speculated about how much Harry's beloved could earn through social media activity, but the account remained empty for several months. The anticipated moment finally occurred on January 1, 2025, when Meghan published a short video made on the beach in Montecito, near her home. According to the Daily Mail, Prince Harry is responsible for recording the video. The video shows the 43-year-old wearing a white shirt and wide pants, running, smiling at the camera, and writing "2025" in the sand.

Do you think Meghan will become a full-fledged influencer again?