Say what you want about Meghan Markle but there is one thing she can't be criticised for

Meghan Markle has once again made it in the headlines this week as she is pursuing yet ANOTHER career move. Since quitting royal life in 2020, with loyal husband Prince Harry by her side, Meghan has almost not stopped in her pursuit for whatever it is she is reaching for.

From podcasts, to Netflix shows, to launching her own brand, and even acting, is there anything Meghan is not going to do? Well, the news that she is to play herself in an upcoming movie shows that she just won't stop till she finds her dedicated path.

While this has resulted in an avalanche of jokes online about Meghan's continued attempt to find fame, I think that it simply shows one thing.

Meghan really is as hard-working as she has always made herself out to be.

Yes, people will always criticise the Duchess - especially since her criticisms of the Firm years ago - but one thing that she shouldn't be criticised for is her work ethic (at least away from the royal stage).

While she may currently be dabbling in various work projects and industries, Meghan's latest sidestep back to her acting days - a profession she held proudly before marrying a prince - shows that she is very much in her 'yes' era to any opportunities that come her way

And why not?

This is also not necessarily a surprise, with Meghan having spoken before about the importance of working and having a strong work ethic.

In an interview with The New York Times earlier this year, the Duchess put this view across strongly when she revealed: "I need to work, and I love to work."

And working is exactly what she is doing. While it is not known what awaits her over the next few months, it is safe to say Meghan has been putting in the hours this year alone.

From launching her As Ever brand, to starring on her own Netflix show, Meghan has been very much wearing her career hat this year, while still balancing parenting her children Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four.

A very busy lifestyle that, aside from the millions of dollars and the sprawling Montecito estate, suddenly makes her seem not as unrelatable anymore.