The determined Duchess! Meghan Markle has 'heaps of projects in the works' and 'wants to write another cookbook' after quitting the royal family, a source tells Us Weekly
- The Duchess of Sussex, 38, has 'heaps of projects in the works' following Megxit
- Wants to write another cookbook and restart her blog, a source told Us Weekly
- Comes after her collaboration with Disney for a documentary about elephants
Meghan Markle has 'heaps of projects in the works' after stepping back from her royal duties, a source has told Us Weekly.
The Duchess of Sussex, 38, is said to be interested in writing another recipe book following her successful 2018 Grenfell charity work with Together: Our Community Cookbook.
According to the source, she also wants to restart her popular lifestyle blog, The Tig, which she shut down shortly before her engagement to Prince Harry, 35, was announced.
The former actress' first gig after quitting the royal family was revealed on Thursday - with Meghan voicing a Disney documentary on elephants.
Meghan Markle (pictured in London on March 9, 2020) has 'heaps of projects in the works' after stepping back from her royal duties, a source has told Us Weekly
The Duchess of Sussex (pictured left), 38, is said to be interested in writing another recipe book following her successful 2018 Grenfell charity work with Together: Our Community Cookbook (pictured right)
Speaking to the American publication, the source said: 'Meghan has heaps of projects in the works.'
Meghan's first step into the world of recipe books was The Together cookbook, which contains 50 kitchen favourites from women from the Grenfell community.
It was launched in September 2018 as the Duchess's first major solo endeavour as a member of the royal family.
The recipes proved popular and 38,811 copies of the £9.99 book were sold in the first two months.
The Tig (pictured), which was launched in 2014, was the Duchess of Sussex's personal blog in which she shared some of her favourite things
Meghan abruptly shut down The Tig in April 2017, deleting all the posts made over three years. Meghan and Prince Harry's engagement was announced six months later
Meanwhile, The Tig, which was launched in 2014, was the Duchess of Sussex's personal blog in which she shared some of her favourite things - ranging from food and travel to fashion, beauty, politics and inspirational women - with her fans.
She abruptly shut down the site in April 2017, taking down all the posts she had shared over the previous three years, with she and Harry announcing their engagement six months later.
Her first job since stepping back from royal duty was revealed on Thursday, with the royal set to voice a documentary about elephants.
The former actress' first gig after quitting the royal family was revealed on Thursday - with Meghan voicing a Disney documentary on elephants (pictured with Prince Harry)
Her fee for the project is going entirely to the Elephants Without Borders charity - an organisation dedicated to conserving wildlife and helps protect the animals from poaching.
Meghan agreed to do the voiceover after a direct request from filmmakers, and it is understood that she recorded it in London this autumn after seeing footage of the documentary.
A trailer for Elephant failed to give fans a glimpse of Meghan's narration - but it did reveal that the story follows a 'family's extraordinary 1,000 mile journey across Africa on an adventure that will change their lives'.
Meghan's collaboration (pictured) with Disney is set to benefit the Elephants Without Borders charity - an organisation dedicated to conserving wildlife and helps protect the animals from poaching
In the last few weeks, Meghan and Prince Harry have moved from their bolthole in Vancouver, Canada, to base themselves and their ten-month-old son Archie permanently in the duchess' home city of Los Angeles.
From Wednesday, with the agreement of the Queen, the pair will cease to be working Royals and will not be able to use their HRH titles as they seek to become ‘financially independent’.
This week, the couple are expected to announce details of a new non-profit organisation which will see them abandon the Royal Foundation model they set up when they first got married.
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