Meghan Markle Is Plotting Her Return To Instagram From Her Montecito Mansion
Meghan Markle is slowly but surely making her way back to social media.
The Duchess of Sussex, 41, recently shared in a new interview that she's itching to return to the internet, revealing, "I’m getting back … on Instagram." The star felt now was the right time since her podcast, 'Archetypes,' has just debuted.
The Suits star had a large following on the app prior to joining the royal family, and she also ran her own blog, The Tig — but all of her online platforms were taken down once she married Prince Harry.
“It was a big adjustment — a huge adjustment to go from that kind of autonomy to a different life,” she explained of giving up her independence. Since Markle and her spouse made their controversial decision to step away from royal life in early 2020, she has been working towards sharing herself with the public again, but on her own terms.
OK! ANSWERS: DID QUEEN ELIZABETH II SNUB MEGHAN MARKLE ON HER BIRTHDAY?
Despite her interest in reviving her online presence, she admitted that going back online may not be a necessity, so only time will tell if she decides to do so.
Fans might be disappointed about the actress's uncertainty, but the social network isn't the only way for Markle to connect with her audience. Since leaving the royal family, she has found a variety of ways to establish her independence.
After moving out of the U.K. to take up a residence in California, the star and Harry have been focusing on their production company Archewell.
- Meghan Markle's Instagram Return Won't Happen 'Anytime Soon' Despite Securing an Account
- Meghan Markle Launches Her New Lifestyle Brand American Riviera Orchard Years After Shutting Down 'The Tig'
- Will Meghan Markle's Podcast Address Her Feud With Kate Middleton? 'She Wants Her Truth Out There,' Claims Source
Want OK! each day? Sign up here!
Archewell's most recent project is the Spotify podcast "Archetypes," which Markle said gives her the opportunity to "be herself."
"People should expect the real me in this, and probably the me that they've never gotten to know — certainly not in the past few years, where everything is through the lens of the media as opposed to, 'Hey, it's me,'" she revealed. "I'm just excited to be myself and talk and be unfiltered and ... yeah, it's fun."
The Los Angeles native isn't the only one in her house looking to gain a level of personal freedom, as the former military captain is working towards making a name for himself with several projects, including a Netflix series and writing his highly anticipated memoir.
Markle shared her thoughts on Instagram with The Cut.