Not only have the two managed to create a new life for themselves since Megxit, but they have also formulated a "potent" brand, Richard Fitzwilliam claimed. Speaking to Express.co.uk, Mr Fitzwilliam said both Meghan and Harry think they have finally found freedom away from the Firm. He added: "They can stand on their two feet.

       "The contracts have shown that but they haven’t done much with Spotify as of yet.

       "They haven’t done a lot but the Sussex brand is potent. It’s very significant.

       "They were on Time magazine as an icon.

       "They think they’ve certainly found freedom.

       "Oprah was destructive in my opinion and they do things their way."

       The pair announced their complete departure from the Royal Family last January.

       Since then, the pair have looked to become more financially independent and have signed deals with Netflix and Spotify.

       Mr Fitzwilliam, however, claims the pair remain a great loss to the Firm.

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       He added: "But it’s sad they felt they had to step down as senior working royals.

       "They have a huge appeal and could’ve been useful.

       "The pair would’ve been invaluable."

       The pair also conducted a bombshell interview with TV icon, Oprah Winfrey where they spoke of their experiences in the Firm.

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       Although the Queen will celebrate her Platinum Jubilee this year, it is unclear if the pair will return to the UK to celebrate Her Majesty's remarkable achievement.

       Meghan has not returned to the UK since their departure from the Firm.

       Harry returned for his grandfather, Prince Philip's funeral April and for a ceremony to celebrate his mother's life during the summer.

       Although there has been no official announcement, royal expert Katie Nicholl said it is certain the pair will come back to the UK this year.

       She said: "I think we can be certain that Harry and Meghan will be coming back to Britain.