Meghan Markle is going to release a series of podcasts about the treatment of women and stereotypes. According to a royal expert, it will certainly concern her own life, as revealed by the Express UK.
This new project of the wife of Prince Harry may not please everyone … From this summer, the Duchess of Sussex will launch her first series on Spotify. Entitled Archetypes, her new podcast will deal with female stereotypes and in particular with “labels that try to hold women back”, as explained by the Express UK this Tuesday 5 April. Meghan Markle will invite historians, experts and women who have already been labeled. An ambitious project that will probably reveal some aspects of the life of the actress, provided you know how to read between the lines, according to the royal expert Neil Sean.
It is via his YouTube channel that the royal expert delivered this guess, as explained by our confreres. “Meghan plans to introduce topics on motherhood, parenting and family relationships,” he said before continuing. “She gives her side of the story without addressing the thorny issues, especially those concerning the fact that she has not spoken to her father for more than four years,” assures Neil Sean, convinced that she has thus found a way to speak freely about her personal life “without upsetting anyone.”
Meghan Markle’s podcast already tackled
While the mother of Archie and Lilibet has just announced the upcoming release of her new project on the audio platform, it is already flooded with criticism. According to some Internet users, Meghan Markle’s podcast would be a copy of the book published in 2014 Archetypes: who are you? by Caroline Myss. In it, the author indeed deals with stereotypes, such as the former actress. “She has no imagination” or “she is incapable of originality” can be read on Twitter. This is not the first time that the duchess is accused of plagiarism, but let’s wait to listen to her series next July to make up our minds.
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