Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s transition to Hollywood was pre-planned, a royal biographer has claimed.

In the latest edition of his book “Meghan, A Hollywood Princess”, Andrew Morton revealed that Prince Harry had meetings with US chat show host Oprah Winfrey six months after their wedding.

The couple's move to their current celebrity lifestyle was not an impulsive decision, but a thought-through plan.

Speaking on the podcast Royal, Morton said that conversations with Jeffrey Katzenberg about a streaming internet service called Quibi and Meghan's work with Elton John's husband David Furnish on a show called Pearl, showed that they were very keen on Hollywood.

According to a royal commentator, Meghan Markle could restart her blog “The Tig”.

The Duchess of Sussex closed her lifestyle blog months before she and Prince Harry announced their engagement in 2017.

But royal commentator Neil Sean has claimed that Meghan believes it is a very good time to restart The Tig.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, Mr Sean said, according to a very good source, it appears that Meghan, alongside Harry, think this would be a very good time to restart The Tig.

The couple announced that they would be stepping down from their roles as senior working royals less than two years after their royal wedding in May 2018.

Their decision sparked a crisis for the British monarchy and led to a series of discussions at Sandringham to negotiate a Megxit deal.

The couple relinquished their royal patronages and their HRH statuses and were told to secure a means to becoming financially independent.

Shortly after completing their final engagements in March 2020, the Sussexes relocated to California and launched their own non-profit foundation, Archewell.

The couple signed a multi-million pound deal with streaming giants Netflix and Spotify, estimated to be worth over £100 million, which would see them executive produce and feature in a number of projects.

Whilst a Spotify podcast is yet to be announced, the Sussexes have released information about their first two projects with Netflix.

Prince Harry is currently producing and featuring in a docu-series titled “Heart of Invictus”, which will follow the organizers and competitors of the 2022 Invictus Games.

Meanwhile, Meghan is executive producing a children's animated series titled “Pearl”, which will follow a 12-year-old girl on a series of heroic adventures as she engages with influential women throughout history.

In addition to their Netflix projects, the couple participated in a two-hour tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, which aired on CBS earlier this year.

The Sussexes detailed their rift with the royal family, which included allegations of racism and the palace ignoring Meghan's mental health.

Prince Harry followed this interview by producing a docu-series alongside Oprah Winfrey for Apple TV+, which covered his mental health and the trauma of losing his mother at a young age.

He has also conducted high-profile interviews with James Corden and Dax Shepard for the podcast Armchair Expert.

The couple's decision to step back from royal duties was met with public rage after it was revealed that they had lied for money.

The biggest witness exposed their lies, causing outrage among the public.

However, the couple's popularity remained high, and they were listed as two of the most influential people in the world by Time magazine.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were very keen on transitioning to Hollywood six months after their royal wedding, a royal biographer has claimed.

A royal expert has claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were considering a move to Hollywood long before their Megxit announcement in January 2020.

In the latest edition of his book “Meghan, A Hollywood Princesses”, Andrew Morton claims that Prince Harry held meetings with US chat show host Oprah Winfrey six months after the couple's royal wedding, and their transition to their current celebrity lifestyle was a thought-through plan.

Their decision to leave the royal family sparked a crisis for the British monarchy, and led to a series of discussions at Sandringham to negotiate a Megxit deal.

The couple relinquished their royal patronages and their HRH statuses, and were told to secure a means to becoming financially independent.