THE Duchess of Sussex has been tipped to “do an Arnold Schwarzenegger” and run for office in America.
The former actress has been hailed as a possible successor to action star Arnie, who used his profile to become Governor of California in 2003.
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Meghan, 39, was even said to have been considered as the state’s replacement senator after Kamala Harris became the new US Vice President, before the role went elsewhere.
Democratic Party strategist Mike Trujillo suggested that Meghan and Prince Harry’s Archewell Foundation could provide a “vehicle” for her to move into politics.
He said: “Schwarzenegger had a big after-school foundation. That’s what introduced him to politics.”
He and other strategists also welcomed the royal couple’s visit with California’s current governor, Gavin Newsom, as revealed by The Celeb Report on Sunday last week.
Mr Trujillo said: “She’s putting her toe in the water. Then your foot is in, next you’re knee-deep, and then you are fully in.”
Meghan and Harry’s chat with Governor Newsom came after both voiced opposition to Republican ex-President Donald Trump.
And their first Spotify podcast credited Joe Biden and the Democrats’ win in Georgia for the first time since 1992.
