Is Meghan Markle About to Outshine Princess Kate on Social Media?

While Meghan has had a rough few months in the public eye, there’s growing talk that she’s planning a comeback online. If she revives her old lifestyle blog, The Tig, and begins sharing more personal moments on social media, it could shift the spotlight in a major way.

Right now, polls still show that Kate Middleton and Prince William are more popular than Meghan and Harry. But according to celebrity publicist Mayah Riaz, that could change quickly.

“Once Meghan returns to Instagram, she could easily surpass Kate in popularity,” Riaz said. “She’ll be free to post what she wants, when she wants — and people love that kind of authenticity.”

That freedom could give fans a much closer look into Meghan’s daily life, family moments, and her personal interests — something many royal followers are eager to see. Read more below

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