Harry and Meghan fall back into 'trusted sphere' after Hollywood career fail

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have had a difficult few years after they announced their bombshell exit from the Royal Family in January 2020.Their decision to leave the Firm was already a heavy burden for the Sussexes but the number of shocking allegations they have made against the royals since have only further ignited their feud with the Duke's closest relatives.And a series of setbacks on their long road to success has left many speculating what Meghan and Harry's next move will be to secure not only their livelihood but also their global position.Royal expert Natalie Oliveri opines that the Duke and Duchess have already offered a glimpse into their plans and a celebrity lifestyle no longer appears to be on the agenda for the couple.Oliveri claims that a recent video the Duke and Duchess released ahead of Meghan's 42nd birthday last week hints at a significant turn back towards a "trusted sphere" that they know works for them, the Express reports.Writing for 9Honey, the royal expert said: "The fresh start, in the week of Meghan's 42nd birthday, is desperately needed but it begs the question, what is next for the Sussexes and do they still have the impact they once did?"They've announced a number of calendar events, largely centred around charity."The new focus seems to indicate their hopes of breaking into the celebrity world has failed and instead they are moving back into the trusted sphere of charitable events."The Duke will be kickstarting the Sussexes' new strategy this week with a brief visit to Japan and Singapore.The 38-year-old will be attending the ISPS Sports Values Summit-Special Edition in Toyko on August 9 alongside his close pal Nacho Figueras.The pair will then be heading to Singapore to play in the