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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been married for seven years, but the spark between the couple has not faded throughout their life together. Moreover, according to the Duchess of Sussex, she managed to make her husband fall in love with her again, as she seemed to bring them back to the happy times of their honeymoon.

In an interview with People, Meghan Markle admitted that she managed to renew her relationship with her lover thanks to the resumption of her creative activities, namely filming the reality TV show “Love, Meghan” and launching the lifestyle brand As Ever. The fact is that when the Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry were just starting a romance, she did similar things.

“My husband met me when I still had The Tig (Meghan Markle’s former blog). I see this sparkle in his eyes when he sees me doing what I did when he first met me. It’s almost like reliving the honeymoon. It’s just like it was in the beginning, when he watched me write, edit, and just get into the details. I think he enjoys watching as much as I enjoy this creative process. It’s just fun. It’s who I’ve always been,” Markle said.

It’s worth noting that in 2014, the Duchess of Sussex starred in the TV series Force Majeure, and at the same time ran The Tig blog. She told her subscribers about her life, favorite food, and travels. However, when Meghan Markle’s relationship with Prince Harry became serious, she shut down her website in 2017 and deleted her Instagram page a year later. This was a necessary step to start life in the royal family. The Duchess of Sussex admitted that she really enjoyed running The Tig blog, but she loves her husband much more, so she was able to give up this activity.

The couple also have a common cause. They work on developing the Archewell Foundation, a combination of for-profit and non-profit business organizations in Beverly Hills.

“I think it’s just like any couple. You have your individual work, but there are things you do together. We’ve been such a close team for a long time that we just work together. And I like that. Being a female founder and doing it with the support of my husband means a lot,” Markle said.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex officially tied the knot in 2018. At first, they lived according to the rules of the royal family, but eventually gave up their duties and moved to Montecito, USA. There, the couple is trying to build a quiet life with their children: 3-year-old Lilibeth and 5-year-old Archie.