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Meghan Markle has used her Duchess of Sussex title to promote her long-awaited podcast on Spotify, despite stepping back from royal duties with Prince Harry in 2020. Archetypes is a new series in which the former actress investigates the labels that hold women back.And in a new promotion, which last one minute and 33 seconds, there is a reference to Meghan's 'duchess' title.READ MORE: Tragic nurse who drowned in pool 'accidentally live streamed death on Facebook'Meghan is heard saying: "You can find Archetypes, only on Spotify."Someone then says: "You hear that? Now what? Sipping on iced coffee in an underground studio with a duchess."In the first episode of the podcast, tennis legend and close friend Serena Williams talks with Meghan about ambition, how both women juggle motherhood, and her evolution.Also joining the conversation is Professor Laura Kray from the University of California, Berkeley, who expands on ambition as it relates to gender.The Spotify description for this episode states: "Meghan talks to the one and only Serena Williams about the double standard women face when they are labelled 'ambitious' and the ripple effect this has on other aspects of their lives."This ground-breaking premiere episode also features Dr.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's family continues to grow! The royal couple has added a new dog to their brood. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex adopted a 7-year-old rescue dog named Mamma Mia from the Beagle Freedom Project in Los Angeles earlier this month. In an interview with the, animal rights attorney Shannon Keith says that it all started with a mysterious phone call from the duchess herself. «She calls me on my cell with no Caller ID and says, 'Hey Shannon, this is Meghan,'» Keith tells the outlet.

Prince Harry travelled alone to Mozambique last week and as a part of his surprise three-day African tour, he also visited Rwanda to meet President Kagame. While the Duke of Sussex, 37, didn't announce his trip alone, royal expert Jennie Bond says this is his way of "sending a message" to prove that he can go and do jobs without making a big deal out of it.

Meghan Markle's first Archetypes podcast was finally released on Tuesday and it certainly packed a punch, with the Duchess revealing some previously unknown anecdotes and sharing her thoughts on what it is to be an ambitious woman.The podcast has received mixed reactions, with one person in particular praising Meghan for an "articulate and insightful episode", whereas others have regarded some of her revelations as a swipe at the royal family. In one instance, Meghan, 41, spoke to her guest, tennis ace Serena Williams, about double standards women face when labelled 'ambitious', saying that she "doesn't ever remember personally feeling the negative connotation behind the word ambitious, until I started dating my now husband (Prince Harry)". She continued: "And apparently ambition is a terrible, terrible thing.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s “cheesy” vow renewal will make the royal family “cringe”, says a royal expert. Speaking exclusively to OK!, royal author Duncan Larcombe says that if reports the couple are planning to renew their vows for Netflix content are true, then the royals “will be passing around the family bucket”.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently welcomed a new pet into their family home, with the pair adopting a beagle from a rescue organisation. Meghan, 40, and Prince Harry, 37, have adopted a seven year old beagle named Mamma Mia, who was rescued by federal authorities in July along with 4,000 other beagles. The dogs had been living in inhabitable conditions at the Envigo breeding and research plant, located in Virginia.

of Meghan Markle's podcast, , which dropped on Spotify on Tuesday, August 23. But apparently the didn't visit the recording studio alone—Williams blessed us with a sweet photo of herself with Olympia, her four-year-old daughter, and on her Instagram grid. “I loved talking about so many important topics with my dear friend Meghan as her first guest on for ! It’s out now and worth the listen, especially if you’re ambitious ❤️,” Williams wrote in the caption.

Serena Williams shared a sweet snap alongside her pal Meghan Markle after she released the first episode of her podcast on Spotify.

Meghan Markle was preparing for a series of charity events in the UK.Some social media users have branded her a "hypocrite" and slammed the steep price of her event tickets.

Piers Morgan has taken another swipe at Meghan Markle after she spoke openly about the "negative connotations" associated with ambitious women. The Duchess of Sussex spoke candidly on the first episode of her new podcast Archetypes where she expressed that she never felt the negative effects of the word "ambitious" until she started courting her husband Prince Harry.

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Meghan Markle has never heard "yes more in her life" since marrying Prince Harry. Royal expert Kinsey Schofield, who runs To Di For Daily, believes Meghan has cemented herself as "clearly ambitious before she married Harry".The Duchess of Sussex took to her latest podcast episode to discuss ambition as a topic alongside American tennis player Serena Williams, where she spoke of the "negative connotation" surrounding ambition.READ MORE: Meghan and Harry must make 'TV gold' to make good on huge £84m Netflix deal, expert says Expert Kinsey praised Meghan's ambition, and said that had it not been for the ambition she had shown before, she "wouldn't be living in a beautiful home" with "a real-life Prince."But Meghan's perception of ambition is said to have changed due to her relationship with Prince Harry, revealing to Williams on the podcast that she found a "negative connotation" to it.

Meghan Markle has vowed to show the "real me" in her new "unfiltered" Archetypes podcast. The debut episode of the Spotify podcast was released on 23 August, featuring the Duchess of Sussex speaking to tennis champion Serena Williams. Before hearing the chat, the former actress, who found fame on TV show Suits, gave an introduction on Archetypes' mission.

Prince Harry made the decision to move to the US in March 2020, after he and wife Meghan stepped back as working members of the royal family. And Ken Wharfe - Princess Diana's former bodyguard - exclusively tells OK! that the late princess would have "understood the situation" and Harry's decsion if she had lived. Speaking about whether Harry might not have moved to America if his mother was here to fight his corner, Ken told us: "She might well have said: 'Well, if this is what you want, fine.

Comedy star and OK!'s treasured columnist Judi Love has given her verdict on the public criticism following the news that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be returning to the UK for a string of charity events next month. Writing in her column this week, Judi also has her say on the footballing row and social media death threats forced upon Crystal Palace defender Joachim Andersen.

Meghan Markle is hoping fans of her new podcast finally get the real version of the Duchess of Sussex. And she aims to be, in her words, «unfiltered.»Markle has set those expectations in a teaser of her new Spotify podcast, , which debuted Tuesday and featured her longtime friend, Serena Williams, as the first-ever guest.

Piers Morgan took to Twitter today and addressed Meghan Markle's candid admission after she relived the shocking moment in her newly released podcast.The Duchess of Sussex described how the incident, which saw baby Archie's room catch fire, had left her "shaken" and "in tears".The TalkTV presenter has since taken to the micro-blogging and sparked critcism online as he reacted to the royal's candid anecdote.The former Good Morning Britain presenter suggested despite the heartwrenching incident "nobody was harmed".The 41-year-old discussed the moment with her friend and tennis star Serena Williams on Archetypes podcast which aired on Tuesday.Meghan explained she had been visiting Nyanga, a suburb of Cape Town, with Prince Harry in 2019.In view of his 7.9 million followers, Piers retweeted a post from ITV's royal correspondent Chris Ship's account, which read: "READ: Meghan Markle says Archie's room caught fire during her and Harry’s Royal Tour of South Africa and it left everyone in tears - and yet she still had to an official engagement that night which she said doesn’t 'make any sense'.Piers shared his thoughts on the Duchess of Sussex's tearful admission and wrote: "He wasn’t even in the room & nobody was harmed."Can you imagine the Queen whining about having to an engagement in this circumstance? Markle’s victimhood knows no bounds."But the broadcaster's remarks sparked some backlash online as social media user's reacted, as royal fans offered their support to the Sussexes.Twitter user, @BigSister penned: "She's recounting an anecdote. Give it a rest Piers."@Bumble wrote: "It's the thoughts of what could have happened that's upsetting."@Dandylione penned: "What an awful thing to happen.

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Meghan Markle's Archetypes podcast has finally launched on Spotify, and with it has come plenty of revelations from the Duchess of Sussex, including her pet name for Prince Harry and the terrifying fire that happened in her son Archie's bedroom. Starting her first episode with a bang, 41 year old Meghan invited her best pal tennis ace Serena Williams to join her, where the focus of the chat was about the "double standard women face when they are labelled "ambitious" and the ripple effects this has on other aspects of their lives." Aside from that though, there were plenty of little tidbits about Meghan's life, and her husband of four years Prince Harry, 37, even made an appearance.