Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have "reached the stage in their marriage where they can now do their own thing", claims one expert.
The Duchess of Sussex has reportedly been heading out to parties in Los Angeles and enjoying spending time with her friends, while her husband remains at home and does his own thing.
Royal expert Ingrid Seward has said the couple have found "a little bit of independence from each other", but insisted it's not a cause for concern.
"There's been a lot of gossip and a lot of talk that Meghan's been out and about in LA without Harry. But I think that, you know, they have probably just reached the stage in their marriage where they can now do their own thing.
"They were absolutely together like glue, weren't they before, but I don't think that the marriage is floundering.
"I just think they're finding, you know, a little bit of independence from each other, which we've never seen before," Ingrid, editor in chief of Majesty Magazine, told GB News.
Ingrid's comments come amid reports the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could "command a top-dollar fee" if they sell the rights to Harry's debut memoir, Spare.
Spare quickly became a top seller when it was released earlier this year and there is talk of it being turned into a Hollywood production.
It's said Harry could receive a record deal if he is to sell the movie or streaming rights for his explosive best-seller.
A source told the Daily Express : "Harry and Meghan are in a win-win position. He will command a top-dollar fee for the rights, while involving Archewell would mean a more lucrative 'double dip'."
Any production would follow in the footsteps of the Netflix series the Duke and Duchess released earlier this year.
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