Duchess Meghan: Does she want to go back to show business?

Created: 2022-01-26Updated: 2022-01-26 12:27 PM

By: Annemarie Goebbel

Will we see Duchess Meghan back on screen soon?

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Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry are said to have founded eleven companies in the tax haven of Delaware.

Do the leaked documents reveal Meghan's future plans?

MONTECITO - The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in the process of building a network of companies, all founded in the opaque tax haven of Delaware.

According to "The Telegraph", the company "Cloverdale Inc" was also registered.

It's the street name where the Duchess of Sussex lived with her mother in Los Angeles as a child.

It could be an indication of a comeback in showbiz, reveals 24royal.de.*

The US state of Delaware is considered a tax haven and is internationally known for its shell companies.

Duchess Meghan* (40) and Prince Harry* (37) joint Archewell Foundation are said to be at risk of losses*.

According to documents available to the "Daily Mail", Meghan's lawyer and business manager Richard Genow is said to have founded eleven companies and a trust in Delaware in the former royal name since April 2020.

According to the British newspaper, two of the companies are publishers who are supposed to be there for Harry's memoirs, which will be published in the autumn.

Meghan could host or act right away.

The company names should all have a personal meaning for Harry and Meghan.

One company is called “Peca” (Spanish for freckles), another “Orinoco”, like the South American river.

This is where the Sussexes spent their "babymoon" in 2019.

After her parents' divorce in 1983, Meghan lived with her mother in the attic on S. Cloverdale Ave, Mid-Wilshire.

It was once a garage for the main front building, so now a company name.

The fact is, with eleven companies, nobody can see through them anymore and that should also be the goal of the founders.

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