Meghan Markle Teases Mother-Daughter Startup—Is Lilibet Her Next CEO?
Brace yourself: Meghan Markle has officially enlisted her 3-year-old daughter, Lilibet, for a brand-new business adventure—because nothing says “toddlers in the boardroom” like a Hollywood mom with a streaming deal. According to Meghan’s recent chat (via People Magazine), she dropped the line “We’ll be building something” when asked about her next big project beyond royal exits and Netflix scripts. And sure, involving a preschooler in corporate strategy sounds charming—if your definition of charm involves tiny shoes on a Zoom call.
Sources report Meghan hinted at this pint-sized partnership during a promotional event for her latest interview series. The Duchess emphasized that raising Lilibet has reshaped her idea of success, and now she’s plotting a venture that merges her creative vision with her daughter’s “boundless imagination,” as she put it. Funny enough, tallying up 3-year-old attention spans against startup budgets might be the real plot twist here. But according to The Scottish Sun, Meghan remains unbothered by skeptics who’ve already coined Lilibet “the world’s youngest CEO-in-training.”
Let’s talk logistics. We don’t yet know if this will be a lifestyle brand, a children’s clothing line, or a digital platform for serene mommy-and-me yoga. Meghan’s been cagey—dropping breadcrumbs like “we’ll flesh out the details soon” without committing to anything concrete. And naturally, social media has exploded: threads debating whether this is genuine motherhood magic or another PR masterstroke. Fans see a loving mom building legacy bonds; cynics see calculated brand-building worthy of a corporate board presentation.
It’s impossible to ignore Meghan’s post-royal blueprint: lucrative deals with Hollywood heavyweights, charitable partnerships, and a global fan base that hangs on her every word. Tapping her toddler into this ecosystem feels like a logical next step—if you ignore all child labor regulations and common sense. People who’ve followed the family’s California move note that Meghan’s always been focused on empowerment narratives. Now she’s offering Lilibet a front-row seat in “Mother-Daughter Inc.,” complete with matching business cards (paper, obviously, because she’s 3).
Meanwhile, royal watchers are side-eyeing this move: first, the exit from the firm; then the Netflix saga; now a high-profile mini-CEO launch. What’s next? A board meeting in the playpen? A toddler-led keynote at a TED Talk? Until Meghan unveils the playbook, we’re left with one phrase on repeat: “We’ll be building something.”
And that’s today’s dose of reality. You’re welcome.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, The Scottish Sun
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