Meghan and Harry Drifting Apart as Solo Projects Reveal Hidden Distance Says Expert

It looks like Meghan and Harry might not be as in sync as they once were. According to a leading investigator, the couple’s recent focus on individual projects could be a sign that they’re slowly moving in different directions.

John Eastham, a Senior Private Investigator at Private Investigations UK, told Express that solo outings are often an early warning sign of distance between partners. “Frequent solo engagements—especially high-profile ones—are one of the earliest indicators that two people are no longer synchronised,” he said.

There’s been a noticeable shift lately, with Meghan and Harry appearing less often as a united front. They’re now clearly carving out separate paths, each working on their own brand. And it’s not just behind-the-scenes speculation—others have picked up on it too.

Professor Pauline Maclaran, a specialist in marketing and consumer research at Royal Holloway, spoke to the BBC about the Sussexes’ brand strategy. “They seem to have separated their brands,” she explained. “I think it’s likely to be much more successful because I think the two of them together weren’t really getting any strong recognition.”

It’s a notable development considering how closely tied they’ve been since their dramatic exit from royal life. Back in 2020, Harry and Meghan stepped down from royal duties and left the UK with their young son, Prince Archie. That move shook the monarchy and made headlines around the world, especially after the couple accused the Royal Family of racism during a bombshell TV interview.

Since then, they’ve set up shop in California and grown their family with the arrival of daughter Princess Lilibet. They’ve also launched several high-profile media projects, sometimes together but increasingly on their own.

Observers have been watching closely as the pair now seem to be exploring different lanes professionally. Meghan has been spotted moving forward with her own ventures, while Harry has taken on his own commitments, including charitable work and media appearances.

For a couple once branded inseparable, this shift is raising questions. Are they strategically dividing tasks to reach broader audiences, or are their professional splits hinting at something more personal?

Whatever the reason, the idea that the Sussexes may be drifting apart—at least in a branding sense—has certainly grabbed attention. And if experts like Eastham are right, the trend of solo engagements could be a subtle but telling sign of a wider rift.

They’ve always been a couple that attracted global fascination, and with their separate projects now in full swing, the world will be watching to see if this is a smart business move or something deeper unfolding behind closed doors.