Meghan Markle ‘could make $1 million per post’ in Instagram relaunch
Meghan Markle has been tipped to make a flat million dollars per Instagram post as she rebrands herself with a comeback on the Meta app.
The Duchess of Sussex is believed to be preparing for a relaunch which would see her make seven figures per post in a lucrative new deal.
She and Prince Harry had quit their social media accounts back in 2020, with their @sussexroyal account deactivated when it had 9.4million followers, but a return to the platform could be in order.
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An announcement should be "very soon" according to an insider, who tipped the account as having the handle "@meghan."
A source speaking to the Daily Mail said: "Everyone in Hollywood is talking about the re-launch being imminent. Meghan has never made any secret of the fact she wants to return to Instagram."
Her lucrative new Instagram posts did not surprise expert Eric Schiffer, who believes it is the "next logical step" for the Duchess.
Schiffer said: "I would expect her to quickly become one of the most followed accounts on Instagram. You have celebrities like the Kardashians who can command $1million (£790,000) and up for a single post promoting a product.
"There is no reason Meghan couldn't be earning those sorts of fees."
But a warning to the Duchess soon fallowed, as she must make sure her new step into social media influencing is fitted with "quality brands".
He continued: "She has to be careful, as a duchess, to avoid being seen to be hawking every product under the sun. She will align with quality brands and companies that are on point with her political and social beliefs.
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Marketing expert Kent Moore agrees, and believes Meghan has the potential to become one of the platform's highest earners.
Mr Moore said: "I think she would instantly shoot into the top ten highest-paid influencers in the world. Meghan could charge a million dollars per post as an absolute minimum."
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