Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, celebrates his 35th birthday today. His wife, Meghan Markle, although she expressed her touching wishes to Harry to the world, however, on the same day, it was revealed that she has not completely given up on her pre-marital life and the princess. Leaving a "path of retreat" for yourself. Everyone will leave a way out for themselves, and this is normal.

Before entering the royal family, Meghan had two main sources of income: one was her considerable income as an actress; the other was her blog website "TIG". Meghan shared food and Her life experience has attracted the attention of many fans, even more than the popularity her TV series brought her. In addition, Meghan's advertising fees are collected by fans. It’s no exaggeration to say that “Teague” is a part of Meghan’s life.

But "Hu Niu" as a social media is strictly prohibited from serving the princess. After Meghan and Prince Harry got engaged, Meghan chose to close "Tiger" and posted a final message on it: "After nearly three years of great experience with you, it's time to say goodbye to Tiger." However. , things are not that simple. When Meghan announced the closure of "TIG", some netizens wanted to register this famous blog trademark, plus it was used by the British princess and was very valuable, but they found that the "tag" trademark had already been registered. At first, everyone thought someone had thought of this idea in advance, but until now, we still have not seen the shadow of the "Tiger" reappear.

Smart people can always see opportunities and seize them. After the news came out, it quickly aroused heated discussions among netizens. Some say Meghan wants to relaunch the platform and continue to use his innovative role as a royal to share his life with everyone. Others believe Meghan simply doesn't want her blog name to be used by those who want to use it to profit from her fame. These are all possible, but Meghan now has a social media platform independent of the royal family, and her husband Prince Harry has dozens of times the number of followers as "Teague", so the possibility of restarting the blog is very slim in my opinion , Meghan’s choice to keep “Teague” is more like leaving a path for her own marriage. Maybe in 2021, Meghan will not keep the "Teague" trademark, because now she has many fans and a place in the royal family. Most importantly, she ensures she has a happy marriage and unconditionally dotes on her husband and adorable children. Unless Meghan wants to keep this trademark as a souvenir, there is no reason for her to continue to miss her pre-marital life