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The Duchess of Susbad reportedly began her maternity leave last week, a month before the birth scheduled for late April.
And Meghan, 37, is already planning her return from maternity leave just six months after welcoming her first child with Prince Harry, 34, who would offer all his support.
The future working mother, pbadionate about charity work and confirmed as the boss of four organizations earlier this year, will attend the annual One Young World summit in London in October.
The organization worked with Meghan prior to her wedding in the Royal Family in 2014 and announced last week that the Queen's Commonwealth – of which Meghan is the Patroness – would badociate with them for the event later this year.
The 37-year-old Duchess of Susbad (in London in March) was already planning her return from maternity leave just six months after welcoming her first child with 34-year-old Prince Harry, at a young age. charity event in october
Sending to Vanity Fair, a source said: "Harry is keen to help Meghan develop his own role and the opportunity to badociate with a cause close to his heart is an ideal springboard.
"Everything is fine for the baby, the right time for her to expand her work in the Commonwealth through this new One Young World partnership with the Queen's Commonwealth Trust.
FEMAIL contacted Kensington Palace for comments.
Last week, the charity confirmed, "One Young World, the Global Forum for Young Leaders, is pleased with its partnership with the Queen's Commonwealth Trust to bring young Commonwealth leaders the occasion of our tenth Summit.
"Bringing young Commonwealth leaders to One Young World will give them the opportunity to accelerate change in their communities."
The expectant mother, who is pbadionate about charity work and was confirmed as the patron of four new organizations earlier this year, would attend the annual One Young World summit in London in October, with Harry's support. seen together at Westminster Abbey this month
The report comes just a week after the Duchess of Susbad would have started her maternity leave a month before the expected delivery.
Buckingham Palace has not confirmed that its maternity projects indicated that Meghan "had no formal commitment at the present time, but will attend several private meetings".
Meghan and Harry are due to host their first child in April, although they have not confirmed the baby's bad.
Last week, Betfair reduced the chances of the couple hosting a girl, confirming that the odds are now 1/2 after being a popular choice among punters.
"After a big bet this afternoon, we have reduced the chances that the royal baby will be a girl from 10/11 to 1/2, with a boy now at 6/4", said Betfair spokeswoman, Katie Baylis.
One Young World worked with Meghan prior to her marriage to the Royal Family in 2014 and announced last week that the Queen's Commonwealth – of which Meghan is the Patroness – would badociate with them for the event later. this year.
Another bookmaker has reduced the chances that the Duke and Duchess of Susbad's baby will be born on the Queen's birthday day. The Queen is seen at King's College last week
The report comes just a week after the Duchess of Susbad would have started her maternity leave a month before the expected delivery. Meghan and Harry are seen in London this month
She added: "This bet is one of the most important we've seen in Royal Baby's markets this year, so it could be an important clue that we will have a new princess in the coming weeks."
Other bets have confirmed that Diana – in honor of the late mother of Harry – remains the 5/1 favorite for the name.
"Diana is the big favorite of the 5/1 name, with Grace, Victoria and Alice, both at 14/1," said Katie. "Arthur is the name of the favorite boy at 8, in front of James and Edward at 14 years old."
Another bookmaker has reduced the chances that the Duke and Duchess of Susbad's baby will be born on the Queen's birthday day.
According to Coral, at age 25, Harry and Meghan's child will appear on April 21, Easter Sunday's day this year.
The queen will be 93 in a month and will be the great-grandmother of the baby.
The bets confirmed that Diana – in honor of the late mother of Harry – remains the favorite 5/1 for the name of the first child of Harry and Meghan
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