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<\/p>\nMeghan Markle's latest career move could lead to another "showdown" with Buckingham Palace, according to a royal expert. <\/p>\n
A series of fallings out between Meghan and The Firm previously culminated in her and Prince Harry leaving the Royal Family in early 2020. <\/p>\n
Since then she has been involved in a number of projects including her children's book The Bench, her podcast Archetypes and the couple's Netflix series Harry & Meghan, which documented their turbulent time as royals. <\/p>\n
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Earlier this year she signed with Hollywood super agent Ari Emanuel as she looks to plot her next career move. <\/p>\n
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And last week it was reported that Meghan's relaunch, with the help of her new team, is drawing near. A source told Page Six: "Meghan and the team are working hard. I think it will be surprising, it won\u2019t be what everybody is expecting it to be, it will feel familiar to who Meghan is."<\/p>\n
The same publication previously quoted someone close to Harry and Meghan as saying she is planning to become "a bit of Reese [Witherspoon], a bit of Gwyneth [Paltrow]".<\/p>\n
According to royal expert Daniela Elser, writing for news.com.au, this could set "the stage for a fresh showdown with Buckingham Palace". <\/p>\n
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"Where things could run aground is when we start to consider what a member of the royal family doing business could look like \u2013 and how the Palace might react," Elser said. <\/p>\n
Elser said problems might arise if Meghan chooses to use her Duchess of Sussex title when promoting whatever new line of work she moves into. <\/p>\n
She compared it to how Sarah Ferguson has used her Duchess of York title throughout the years despite no longer being married to Prince Andrew. <\/p>\n
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"The Palace\u2019s strategy has been to continually distance themselves" from Fergie's commercial endeavours, Elser said. However, she went on: "That tactic won\u2019t work here. Meghan is the King\u2019s daughter-in-law and still very much a member of the family."<\/p>\n
She also argued that Meghan's next endeavour will likely be bigger than anything Fergie has done, "a different kettle of fish entirely".<\/p>\n
Elser concluded by asking: "How would Charles react to seeing a gifted title and someone using their membership of the royal family to make oodles of lovely money?"<\/p>\n
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