Meghan Markle could relaunch her hugely successful lifestyle blog The Tig as she has now quit the Royal Family, an expert has predicted.
The duchess was forced to close the page down shortly before marrying Prince Harry and beginning her royal life, to the disappointment of fans around the world.
She used the page to share photos of her home, travel tips, cookery ideas and personal updates.
But royal expert Myka Meier believes that Meghan will launch a new account in a similar style to The Tig, which could rival Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop.
She told royal podcast Royally Obsessed : "I think Meghan is going to have another Instagram. I think she's going to do a Goop, like a new version of The Tig. I really think that's coming.
"I have a friend with a little bit of insider knowledge, and I think she's already working on something.
"I think we will be seeing something very interesting and creative with masterminds from all over the world coming together to bring something really inspiring together, coming soon.
"She now can talk politics, and she can now. I think she'll be very vocal in the next race."
Myka also believes we'll see another royal baby soon, suggesting that Harry enjoyed growing up with a brother so will want the same for Archie.
She said: "I think it will be an American born baby which will be very different.
"I think we're going to see some major international projects. I think they're going to be great humanitarians.
"I really think this is going to be a very busy year for them. I think we'll see Meghan back in acting a little bit more, in terms of major motion films.
"I think she'll be choosy of course, but I think we're going to see a lot of them. I see her choosing really important roles, where the movie has a purpose behind it.
"I don't think we'll see her do shallow films.
"I genuinely think they're going to be on every major red carpet."
Meghan and Harry are working on a number of other projects, and are also set to be the subject of a new biography entitled Finding Freedom.
The couple are understood to have co-operated with authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, with the book which is set to "reveal unknown details".
It will focus on their decision to quit the Royal Family.
According to the promotional blurb, it will also be "dispelling the many rumours and misconceptions that plague the couple" in Britain and North America.
Mr Scobie is the royal editor-at-large for Harper's Bazaar, while Ms Durand is a royal contributor for ELLE.com and OprahMag.com, with their book said to have been written "with the participation of those closest to the couple".
