There was once a time when Meghan Markle was a bit of an Insta hun.

Back when she just a humble actress with her own lifestyle blog, Meg used to keep her followers well updated on her life. We got to see her stunning Toronto home, where she went on her holidays and the craic she had on set with her Suits co-stars. There were also some pouty mirror selfies and plenty of photos of her adorable dogs thrown in for good measure. That all changed when she started dating Prince Harry in 2016. Meghan stopped posting to the platform as word of their relationship broke in the press and deleted her account after their engagement. But we may soon see lots more of her on Instagram again later this year as she and Harry leave Kensington Palace, which they share with Prince William and Kate Middleton. The couple, who are expecting their first baby, are moving to Frogmore Cottage in Windsor to raise their family. They are currently separating the staff that they share with Kate and William at Kensington Palace and according to a new report, a key part of this is their media staff. Official updates on Harry and Meghan's work are currently shared on the Kensington Palace social media accounts. It's being speculated that when the expectant parents move out, they'll set up new Instagram and Twitter accounts for the Sussex household. Harry and Meghan are "ambitious about forging their own paths," a source told the Sunday Times. Still, don't expect to see Meghan giving tours of the new house on Instagram stories - like the Kensington Palace accounts, any new official Harry and Meghan accounts would more than likely be run by staff.