THE MEGHAN EDIT

Meghan Markle returned to Australia in April 2026 for a four-day visit to Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney alongside Prince Harry, and her wardrobe was nothing short of a masterclass in purposeful dressing. Eight years after her first tour Down Under, the Duchess of Sussex used her fashion choices to champion local Australian designers at every turn, spotlighting at least 16 homegrown brands across the trip. From refined Karen Gee midi dresses to suede St. Agni co-ords and casual Friends With Frank pieces, every outfit told a deliberate story. Meghan's four-day Australia wardrobe generated a total of $51.6 million in media impact value between April 14 and 17, 2026, according to Launchmetrics data. Look 1: Karen Gee Priscilla Dress in Navy For her first engagement, a visit to the Royal Children's Hospital and McAuley Community Services for Women: Meghan wore the Priscilla dress by Australian luxury label Karen Gee. Rendered in deep navy with a clean crew neckline, a gentl...

If you’ve been following the back-and-forth rumors about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s standing with Netflix, you probably saw the headlines last week suggesting their deal was on thin ice. Well, it looks like those reports were a bit premature. According to Deadline , the duo is leaning back into a world Harry knows intimately: the high-stakes, surprisingly messy world of professional polo. But this isn't Polo part two. While their 2024 docuseries gave us a peek behind the curtain of the sport, this new project is a full-blown scripted drama. What We Know So Far The series is currently untitled, but the pedigree behind it is solid. They’ve tapped Francisca X. Hu who has worked on shows like Teacup and The Good Wife to serve as showrunner. Perhaps more interesting for fans of soapy, high-society drama is the involvement of Fake Empire , the production company founded by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage. If those names sound familiar, it’s because they...

Meghan Markle’s Breakout Year: From With Love, Meghan to As Ever Meghan Markle’s surprising, and long-awaited return to Instagram was the first clear sign that this year would be different. After years away, her reappearance felt intentional, though at the time it appeared to point toward a single moment: the upcoming January premiere of With Love, Meghan . credit: @meghan (instagram) That assumption underestimated the year ahead. While With Love, Meghan offered an early glimpse into her evolving creative direction, it proved to be only one part of a much broader and more ambitious run. Over the months that followed, Meghan steadily rolled out projects spanning media, food, lifestyle, and philanthropy. Looking back, her Instagram return marked the beginning of a period in which Meghan wasn’t simply present in the public eye, but actively shaping the narrative around her work and public life. Meghan Markle on The Drew Barrymore Show. The year d...

Prince Harry and Meghan shared holiday wishes this year alongside a year-end video reflecting on their work through Archewell, drawing together moments from the past year and earlier engagements. The message accompanying the video reads: “On behalf of the Office of Prince Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and Archewell, we wish you a very happy holiday season and a joyful new year.” The clip, published on the official Sussex Office website , includes footage from the family’s Thanksgiving volunteering visit with Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles, where Archie, 6, and Lilibet, 4, joined their parents in helping prepare food and move trolleys of food items for the local community. Related: The Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles engagement Credit: Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex That message was followed by a quieter holiday moment, with Meghan later sharing a rare Christmas photo of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. See the photo . ...

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, marked the festive season by sharing a rare and heartwarming photo featuring her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. The image, posted to Instagram - captioned "Happy Holidays! From our family to yours", offered a gentle glimpse into family life as the Sussexes prepare for the Holidays. The image follows an earlier year-end message from Meghan and Harry, who shared a reflective video highlighting their work through Archewell, including a brief family moment from a past volunteering engagement. Read more about the year-end video here . Moments featuring Archie and Lilibet are shared sparingly, making the holiday post especially meaningful for followers. Over the years, Meghan and Prince Harry have remained intentional about how and when they share images of their children, balancing public interest with a strong commitment to privacy. The post was shared as part of Meghan’s holiday message, extending warm wishes to followers during...

The charitable organisation founded by Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, is now operating under a new name, becoming Archewell Philanthropies . In a statement shared on their website, Prince Harry and Meghan said, “After five beautiful years, the Archewell Foundation is becoming Archewell Philanthropies. This charitable entity allows the couple and their children to expand upon their global philanthropic endeavors as a family.” The transition reflects the continued development of the couple’s charitable work. Archewell Philanthropies will serve as the home for their philanthropic initiatives as they look to broaden their global efforts and extend their impact. The new structure also allows Prince Harry and Meghan to carry forward their charitable commitments as a family. As their children grow, Archewell Philanthropies creates space for the couple’s philanthropic work to evolve alongside their family life. Since its founding, Archewell has supported a ran...

Meghan Markle showed her support for Prince Harry as he returned to the polo field in Aspen, Colorado, sharing an image of him playing with the caption, “Oh, hello there.” Image shared by Meghan Markle via Instagram Stories. Prince Harry played polo against long-time friend Nacho Figueras, the Argentine polo player and brand ambassador, during the St. Regis World Snow Polo Championship. The pair have previously appeared together at charity and exhibition matches in the UK and the US. A spokesperson for the Duke of Sussex confirmed to People magazine that Prince Harry was standing in for a friend during the tournament and competed on the Aspen Valley team. Figueras, a former professional polo player, competed for the St. Regis team alongside his sons, Artemo and Hilario. The championship matches span Wednesday and Thursday, December 17 and 18, at Rio Grande Park, with Harry joined on the Aspen Valley team by Grant Gazi and Nic Roldan. Meghan was not phot...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are continuing to expand their creative footprint in Hollywood. According to DEADLINE, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are attached as producers on a new Netflix feature film adaptation of the bestselling romance novel The Wedding Date , marking another step forward in their evolving partnership with the streaming giant. The project is currently in early development at Netflix and will be produced through the couple’s production company, Archewell Productions . While no release date or casting details have been announced, the film represents the second move for the Sussexes into scripted, fictional storytelling, following a slate that has so far leaned heavily toward documentaries and unscripted content. What Is The Wedding Date About? The Wedding Date is based on the popular romance novel by Jasmine Guillory , which centres on a chance meeting between two strangers that leads to an unexpected agreement: one becomes the other’s date to a w...

Prince Harry and Meghan are stepping behind the camera once again, and this time, the project comes with a nostalgic, feel-good twist. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have signed on as executive producers of Cookie Queens , a new documentary heading to the 2026 Sundance Film Festival. Produced through their company, Archewell Productions, the film shines a spotlight on Girl Scouts during the high-energy, high-pressure world of cookie season. While the subject might sound charmingly familiar, Cookie Queens promises a much deeper look at what’s really going on behind the cookie tables. Why This Project Matters to Meghan For Meghan, this documentary is more than just another production credit, it’s personal. Long before royal life, she was a Girl Scout herself, with her mother, Doria Ragland, serving as her troop leader. Image courtesy of @meghan on Instagram. That connection is part of what drew Meghan and Harry to the project in the first place....

The Archewell Foundation closed out the season with a welcome reminder of what this time of year is truly about: community, compassion, and simply showing up for one another . In November, Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, joined volunteers at Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles to prepare and deliver meals for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity. Image courtesy of Eric Charbonneau for The Archewell Foundation. In a touching detail that resonated widely, the couple’s children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet also took part in the day’s service in small but meaningful ways. Their involvement underscored the Sussexes’ commitment to raising their children with an awareness of kindness, empathy, and social responsibility. A Family Day of Giving Back Meghan and Harry, alongside the Archewell team spent the day preparing and packaging fresh meals destined for community centers, shelters...