She’s even shared rare, intimate moments of family life—images of her daughter Princess Lilibet, clips from a family trip to Disneyland, and candid shots with her husband Prince Harry and their kids. All of it suggests a full embrace of the influencer lifestyle, perhaps with a Kardashian-like blueprint in mind.This path wasn’t always the expected one.

Early in her American chapter, there were reports that Meghan was exploring politics, possibly eyeing public office.

Living in California and connected to high-profile figures like Oprah, it seemed a plausible route. But somewhere along the way, she chose branded cocktails over ballot measures.

In many ways, it’s a return to her roots. Back in 2014, before her royal transformation, Meghan was blogging about style, travel, and food. Now, she’s back in the entrepreneurial space—only this time with far more capital, a global following, and a powerful media partnership with Netflix.

And yes, there’s money to be made. The global rosé market alone is worth over $5 billion, offering far more financial promise than drafting policy proposals or running for office.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry appears to be taking a lower-key approach, recently spotted on Instagram doing regular dad things. In contrast, Prince William is stepping up his statesmanship, delivering major speeches on the global stage.

What’s next for Meghan? A makeup line? Shapewear? Designer kitchen gadgets? Time will tell. But for now, fans and followers are waiting to see when they’ll get to pop open a bottle of “Meg-é.”

For those feeling impatient, there’s always King Charles’ own sparkling rosé from the Highgrove Estate—yours for just $72 a bottle.