Meghan Markle has briefly pumped the brakes on her profitable podcast “Archetypes” in gentle of Queen Elizabeth II’s dying.
“New episodes will likely be paused throughout the official mourning interval for Her Majesty The Queen,” in keeping with the official Spotify web page.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped again from their royal duties in 2020.
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Markle, who’s the spouse of the queen’s grandson Prince Harry, launched the podcast in August with the mission to “dive into the labels that attempt to maintain ladies again,” in keeping with an audio teaser.
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In 2020, Harry and Markle introduced a “multi-year partnership” between Spotify’s Gimlet Media and the couple’s firm, Archewell Audio.
Meghan Markle launched her podcast, “Archetypes,” in August 2022.
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In late August, Markle overtook standard podcaster Joe Rogan on the primary spot on Spotify together with her new podcast.
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On her first episode, she spoke together with her longtime pal and tennis champ Serena Williams. The 2 talked about how the phrase “ambition” has develop into a “soiled, soiled phrase relating to ladies.”
Within the podcast, the royal stated she by no means personally felt a detrimental connotation towards “ambition” till she began courting Prince Harry.
Meghan Markle greets a mourner exterior of Windsor Fortress following Queen Elizabeth II’s dying.
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Earlier than launching the podcast, Markle stated listeners would get to know the “actual” her, “most likely the me that they’ve by no means gotten to know – actually not prior to now few years, the place every part is thru the lens of the media versus, ‘Hey, it is me.'”
Harry and Markle stepped again from being senior royals in January 2020 and ultimately settled in California, the place they’ve began to work on varied media ventures.
Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral is scheduled for Sept. 19 at Westminster Abbey.
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