According to the Daily Mail, Meghan has cut ties with her longtime agent Nick Collins, with whom she began working as an actress on Suits some years ago. According to sources, they are still friends and separated on good terms. Mr Collins also attended Meghan and Prince Harry’s wedding at Windsor Castle in 2018 and is said to have played a role in the couple’s choice to leave their jobs as working royals for a new life in the United States.

“It’s a very strange development.” “Over the years, Nick has been a loyal friend and confidante to Meghan and Harry,” a LA talent agency insider told the magazine.

“His expertise and knowledge of business matters in Hollywood and contact list is astonishing. While on paper she was not accepting work offers as an actress, other work opportunities and roles did come in through Gersh,” the source says. “And with the upheaval and swift departure from England and business plan needed, many believe he played a key role in helping the Sussexes get the ball rolling in business. He was part of the “6 ‘Dream Team.'”

“While on paper she was not accepting work offers as an actress, other work opportunities and roles did come in through Gersh,” they continued, referring to Nick’s Gersh Agency in Los Angeles.

However, Nick, who is a partner at renowned Tinseltown dealmakers, will continue to serve as a ‘consultant’ for Meghan while she is pregnant.

“Meghan insists that she has no plans to act presently so he’s not needed to negotiate deals,” the source said. “Make no mistake – acting and voiceover offers are flooding in to the couple. But now they will go to their production company and personal media team. Certainly dealing with any opportunities that way means that the twenty percent commission usually charged by an agent, is saved.”

Nick’s exit comes after Archewell CEO Catherine St-Laurent allegedly left the non-profit organization after only a year on the job.

According to the Express, Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement in which they commended Catherine for her efforts while also revealing that she, too, will be promoted to an advisory post.

“She will continue to bring high-level strategic guidance to Archewell, which she helped launch and build over the course of the past year,” the Sussexes said.