The best photo from every month of Meghan Markle's royal career

The ceremony at St George's Chapel sparked a "turning point for the monarchy," according to royal biographer Katie Nicholl.

The Queen's birthday parade took place on June 9, just weeks after Meghan and Harry's wedding.

The pair joined the royal family to watch a flypast that marked 100 years of the Royal Air Force.

The royal couple posed for photos with the cast when Meghan turned to Harry and appeared to say "Can you see, my love?" 

It was the first solo project she undertook as a royal.

According to photographer Samir Hussein, who took the photo, this moment between the couple displayed an "instinctive show of love for each other."

"At one point, Harry and Meghan turned, looked into each other's eyes and smiled to each other during an instinctive show of love for each other," Hussein told Insider.

"This had all the ingredients for a very unusual Royal photo, which showed their bond in a totally informal, relaxed, and stunning setting."

The following year, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle resigned from The Royal Foundation, the charity they'd been running with Prince William and Kate Middleton.

The royal family celebrates Christmas in Sandringham every year.

It was one of her many stylish maternity looks.

They took this adorably candid photo at the Moroccan Royal Federation of Equestrian Sports.

Her appearance came as a surprise to those in attendance, as it wasn't previously announced that the duchess would be there.

 The couple welcomed the newborn on May 6.

The team surprised the couple with an adorable gift for Archie.

Meghan wore a cream Dior dress and matching fascinator for the special event.

Meghan wore a $104 shirt from the eco-friendly brand With Nothing Underneath while appearing in an Instagram story to promote her charity clothing line.

A hilarious video of the moment shows Harry watching and following the women as they dance, before hesitantly trying some moves of his own.

She discussed the nature of violence against women and girls on a visit to ActionAid in Johannesburg, South Africa.

The armistice ending World War I was signed on November 11, 1918.

The photo was taken by the couple's friend Janina Gavankar.

She wore a $70 Massimo Dutti plain silk wool sweater and a brown satin midi skirt from the same brand to visit Canada House in London.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the Commonwealth Day service at London's Westminster Abbey alongside the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Queen.

It was their final scheduled event before the couple began their new lives on April 1, 2020.

Now that Markle is no longer a working royal, she has dedicated her time to her and Prince Harry's charity, Archewell. The couple also secured deals with Netflix and Spotify last year.

More recently, the duchess started her new career as a children's author. Her debut book, "The Bench," about the bond between a father and son, became a New York Times bestseller within a week of its release back in June.