Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice tipped to support Meghan Markle following latest move

The Duchess of Sussex's latest venture marks a shift in her career path since stepping down from royal duties five years ago.

The cooking show represents one of several commercial ventures undertaken by the Sussexes since their departure from the Royal Family in January 2020.

The programme will showcase Meghan's return to her roots, as she had previously aimed to establish herself as a lifestyle guru before her relationship with Prince Harry.

While most members of the Royal Family are unlikely to watch Meghan's new show, royal commentator Jennie Bond suggests Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice might tune in.

She noted: "I very much doubt they'll watch her show - though Eugenie and Beatrice might tune in."

This potential viewing interest from the York sisters stands in contrast to the expected response from other Royal Family members.

The distinction highlights the varying relationships within the Royal Family, with Eugenie and Beatrice potentially maintaining a more cordial connection to the Duchess of Sussex.

According to Bond, this new direction represents "an entirely new phase for Meghan as she embraces her celebrity status, rather than her association with the Royal Family."

The commentator explained this was a natural progression for the duchess, noting: "She was trying to set herself up as a lifestyle guru before Harry came along, so it makes perfect sense for her to pursue this avenue."

The show is expected to maintain a positive atmosphere, with Bond adding: "It looks as if it will be an entirely wholesome, feel-good vibe, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that in this troubled world. Spreading a little joy sounds fine to me."

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Unlike Harry and Meghan's previous Netflix series, which criticised the Royal Family, the new cooking show is not expected to pose any threat to the monarchy.

Bond believes Meghan is unlikely to discuss her life in the UK, stating: "I don't think it poses any threat to the royals.

"I'd be surprised if she cashed in any further on her royal connections by talking about her life in the UK."

The show is also expected to maintain the couple's privacy regarding their children, with the expert suggesting Archie and Lilibet are unlikely to feature prominently, as filming took place away from their Montecito home.