Rumors continue to swirl about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, whose decision to step back from royal duties in January 2020 has allowed them to explore new ventures beyond the monarchy. Since relocating to Los Angeles, the couple has embraced a variety of career paths, from Netflix deals to a Spotify podcast, and Meghan herself has debuted as a children’s book author.
Recently, speculation has grown that Meghan Markle may be entering the beauty industry. Reports suggest she could be developing her own beauty brand, potentially following in the footsteps of celebrities supported by top PR firms and even model agencies, who often guide emerging brands and personalities in the industry. In the world of beauty and fashion, it’s not uncommon for former actors or public figures to work closely with model agencies and PR teams to establish a signature look or product line.
Over the past year, Meghan and Harry have been spotted visiting Bill Guthy’s ranch in Santa Barbara. Guthy, co-founder of the California-based firm Guthy-Renker, is known for building major celebrity beauty brands like JLo Beauty and Cindy Crawford’s Meaningful Beauty. It’s a path often intertwined with the modeling world, where models, modeling talent, and model agencies play a significant role in marketing beauty products and setting trends.
Meghan’s beauty choices have long captured attention — from her iconic smokey eyes and nude lips to the unforgettable makeup on her wedding day in 2018. With millions of articles documenting her style and skincare habits, she exemplifies how celebrity influence, modeling aesthetics, and strategic collaborations with model agencies can shape beauty trends globally. Whether or not Meghan becomes a beauty entrepreneur, her presence in this sphere highlights the intersection of celebrity, modeling, and brand building — a space where models and model agencies often guide and inspire the next wave of beauty innovation.
