The Duke and Duchess of Sussex famously stepped down as working royals four years ago after buckling under pressure from inside the palace after getting married and having children [click here if you missed that].
Since getting evicted from Frogmore Cottage by King Charles, and essentially the UK after Queen Elizabeth died [click here if you missed that], Harry & Meghan have settled-in nicely to their new life in America, with Harry officially changing his residency to the United States and participating in charity polo matches, and Meghan launching her new lifestyle brand, "American Riviera Orchard," and preparing to relaunch her Archetype podcast [click here here here and here if you missed that].
But...could the former royal couple be preparing to reassert their presence across the pond...?
Sure looks like it.
Harry & Meg recently added a UK communications director to their staff.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are adding to their team.
Former Director of Global Communications Miranda Barbot has been promoted to the role of Vice President of Programs and Media Operations, PEOPLE confirms. In her place, Charlie Gipson and Kyle Boulia have joined the office of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as communications executives, both reporting to Ashley Hansen, who remains head of communications for the couple.
Gipson, based in the U.K., is taking on the role of Director of Communications, serving as a point contact for European media outlets. During his two decades in brand management and public relations, Gipson has led campaigns for clients including Instagram, Samsung and HARIBO.
Boulia is the new Deputy Press Secretary and Director of Communications for U.S. media, based in Los Angeles. He previously worked at leading global talent, sports, entertainment, and advisory company United Talent Agency.
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