Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary with a dinner alongside a Hollywood power couple.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary. (Image: Getty)

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary with a dinner alongside Hollywood power couple Brian and Tracy Robins at their favourite steakhouse in Montecito.

This outing with the prominent pair marks another notable moment in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s evolving social and professional circles.

The anniversary celebration was a low-key affair at the Montecito steakhouse, where Harry and Meghan are frequently seen.

Brian Robins, a Paramount executive, and his wife Tracy, who received one of the jam jars from Meghan’s new brand, joined them for the evening.

The couples previously attended the Bob Marley premiere together.

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But royal expert Kinsey Schofield pointed out how the couple has had issues keeping friends, as she claimed they “burn through”.

Speaking on an episode of Heirs and Spares, she said: “I like to see that they are maintaining that relationship because they burn through friends. Like I’ve seen some people burn through a pack of cigarettes.”

Royal commentator Rupert Bell replied: “Yes, and I think it is interesting. They can see clearly that there’s mileage to be seen with this particular power couple.”

As the couple navigates their post-royal life, Meghan is reportedly planning a significant career move.

Sources indicate she is set to embark on a “Summer of Love” PR campaign aimed at softening her public image.

Meghan and Harry just celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary (Image: Getty)

This initiative could include appearances on popular US talk shows such as Drew Barrymore and Kelly Clarkson and potentially late-night programs with comedians who have been sympathetic to Prince Harry.

Meghan’s goal is said to be to win over the American audience by presenting a more relatable and approachable side.

This PR blitz comes as the couple continues to balance their royal connections with their new commercial endeavours.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex officially left the Royal Family as working members in 2020, after stating they wanted a more independent and private life.