Tina Brown is one of the main twits who rushed to report that she could "confirm" that "Meghan has a job" in a show and this was how Harry was able to convince her to return to the UK.
"So here’s the scoop about the Sussex thunderbolt: I can confirm Meghan has a job. The identity of the show is not yet clear, but it allows Harry, at last, to get her buy-in for his growing desire to get the hell out of paradise and go home to the world he understands."
tinabrown.substack.com/p/meghan-has-a-job
Because she's British and used to be the editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair and the New Yorker, lots of Americans (and some Brits) think she has "real insight" into Harry and the royals and is a bonafide journalist with credible sources. She knows sod all and, just like the rest of the "royal" bloggers" and YouTubers and "authors", she's simply exploiting them with yellow journalism to keep herself relevant.
None of the "royal bloggers" and even the "royal journalists" for the press, who all constantly go on about their "sources" and their "information" knew a thing about Harry and Meghan's return. They know nothing and their "sources" are fantasies yet they endlessly spew their nonsense, keeping the soap opera going, digging the needles in to get a reaction. They are the 21st-century equivalent of the tabloid paparazzi of the 1980s-early 2000s that so hounded various members of the royal family.