The Duchess of Sussex would be evaluating a proposal from the Democratic Party to run for a seat in the Senate as a representative of California.
The former actress would have received the offer from Gavin Newsom, governor of the State, who would be the main promoter of her foray into politics.
If there has been much speculation about a possible return of Meghan Markle to acting, the truth is that her future would be quite far from the stage. Apparently, the Duchess of Sussex would run as a representative of California in the North American Senate, following the death of Californian senator Dianne Feinstein, which occurred last Friday.
Although the news went viral within a few hours, it was apparently Feinstein herself who suggested to Gavin Newsom, governor of California, that Prince Harry's wife would be a good option to succeed her since she was planning to leave her bench due to his advanced age (90 years).
"There are not many women who meet the requirements. That is why Meghan's name is being considered," a source close to the Duchess told the Mail on Sunday.
And, she added: "Meghan is a remote possibility, but in the craziness that is US politics these days it is not impossible. Crazier things have happened," in clear allusion to Donald Trump's rise to power.
Although it is still something that is in the air and that she would be evaluating, Markle is preparing her platform of action on Instagram, where, the domain @meghan, which would have nothing to do with the extinct @blogthetig, where the Duchess shared her day to day with her followers during her time as an actress and that she left at the request of the royal family before marrying Prince Harry; She would return to active public life, focusing on her activism, which would be key if she decided to start a campaign for the Senate.
Furthermore, she has already been, for months, working on cleaning up her image, which has been on the lowest floor since Megxit, so that her return is truly applauded and surrounded by positive comments; and, if you say present yourself, votes.
