Meghan ‘won the lottery’ when she married Harry and is using podcast to ‘settle scores’

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Meghan Markle “won the lottery” when she married Prince Harry and is using her new podcast to “settle scores”, a royal commentator claims.

Meghan finally released her first Archetypes podcast yesterday (Tuesday, August 23) nearly two years after signing her lucrative contract with streaming service Spotify.

During the episode, the former royal spoke to tennis star Serena Williams about her upcoming retirement from tennis, as well as sharing some stories about her life as a royal – including a brief appearance from Prince Harry. READ MORE: Meghan Markle's son Archie narrowly escaped terrifying fire while on tour Reacting to the release, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield has criticised the former Suits star, arguing that she had been lucky to marry into the Royal Family in the first place. “The idea of her being criticised for being ambitious; you’re not ambitious when you marry a prince.

That’s called hitting the jackpot, you’ve won the lottery when you’ve married a prince,” she told GB News.“I really think, outside looking in just content-wise, that there’s an ulterior motive here with this podcast, and that’s settling scores.”Meghan has recently come under criticism from author Tom Bower, whose book made a number of allegations against the Sussexes, including challenging the truth of Meghan’s story that she once wrote a letter to Proctor & Gamble protesting the use of the word woman.Kinsey suggested that the Duchess of Sussex had taken the opportunity to address this criticism. “Specifically with this episode, you kind of see her go after Tom Bower, responding to his claim that she’s ambitious and scheming,” she continued. “The book also says that Serena Williams told a media contact that they weren’t necessarily.