The mum-of-two, who has son Archie, 3, and 21-month-old daughter Lilibet, with her husband Prince Harry, 38, removed the website after she got engaged to the royal in 2017.
But the Sunday Mirror said her apparent plan to bring it back is a bid to replicate Gwyneth Paltrow’s success with her £200 million (NZ $393 million) Goop wellness site.
It reported the duchess had “official preliminary approval” for its relaunch.
Gwyneth Paltrow's foray into the wellness industry was mocked at first - but she's had the last laugh. Photo / Getty Images
The newspaper added that, according to details filed with the US Trademark and Patent Office, Markle’s renewed site could offer “tips on food, travel, fashion, the arts, design, conscious living and wellness”– and may see the duchess give agony aunt-style advice to fans.
It quoted papers that stated she could dish out “commentary in the field of personal relationships”, and said the website may go live as early as next week.
The relaunch would be the latest money-making venture for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after they quit royal duties in 2020 as part of their so-called “Megxit” deal to leave Britain for a new life in America.
Insiders told the Sunday Mirror Markle “hopes to rival Gwynnie’s mega-successful site, which does a lucrative trade in New Age wellness luxuries such as vagina-scented candles”.
