Meghan Markle's path to the White House (and why Donald Trump could be an unlikely inspiration): Step-by-step guide to how Duchess of Sussex could use quasi-royal Nigerian tour as spring board for pre

Meghan Markle's mantra is that women can change the world. Meghan Markle's potential path to the White House Harry and Meghan visit the Giants of Africa charity at Ilupeju Senior Grammar School on May 12, 2024 in Lagos, Nigeria. The trip last week has been branded both royal and presidential, and a potential springboard to high office Step 1: Increased activism in the US after 'secret' visit to Uvalde Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, places flowers as she mourns at a makeshift memorial outside Uvalde County Courthouse in Uvalde, Texas, on May 26, 2022 Experts believe that Meghan Markle's campaigning for a career in politics began when she turned up in Uvalde after tragedy struck. Meghan supporting the Harvest Home charity in California Harry and his wife kiss as she presents his polo team with the trophy for winning the 2024 Royal Salute Polo Challenge to Benefit Sentebale Experts predict that if high office is her aim, increasing public support for women's rights, minority groups and the LGBTQ+ communities must follow, and even taking over a related charity to show Americans that 'she can actually run something'. Step 6: Millionaires Meghan and Harry need to start fundraising Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are not rich enough to fund a White House winning political campaign.