Meghan Markle

New episode of Meghan Markle’s “Archetypes” podcast is out. The publication is Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8th. It was the first since Elizabeth’s death – after the queen’s death, the podcast was temporarily suspended from broadcasting. In the new episode, Megan does not mention the Queen.

The guests of the new episode were journalist Lisa Ling and stand-up actress Margaret Cho. Meghan Markle talks about stereotypes of Asian women in her new issue. According to her, women of Asian descent often face the consequences of the influence of pop culture. said Megan.

Asian stand-up actress Margaret Cho noted that there is a collective image of Asian women with “evil exotic power” in Hollywood. He added that an Asian woman cannot be “just beautiful” and “dangerous” according to this stereotype.

After the episode aired, Lisa Ling took to Instagram* to thank Meghan Markle for the invitation:

– wrote and posted a joint photo.

Lisa Ling with her daughter and Meghan Markle

The Archetypes podcast was launched on the Spotify platform in August 2022. As explained prior to publication, the goal of the podcast is to “discover labels that try to keep women.” Meghan Markle plans to speak with historians and experts and “uncover the origins of these stereotypes.”

But with the other projects of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, everything is not so smooth: it was previously known that there was a serious conflict between the couple and Netflix. II. After Elizabeth’s death, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle decided to make changes to the documentary series that had been filmed for two years – according to insiders, in this case, some points seemed inappropriate to them, because after the death of World War II. According to Elizabeth, such disclosures may be perceived as offensive by the royal family. But Netflix refuses to compromise on content and delay the series’ release – it’s scheduled for release in December.

Previously, it was known that Prince Harry postponed the publication of his memoirs, for which he was paid an advance of $ 20 million, and even considered giving up the publication of the book.

*Instagram is owned by Meta, a recognized extremist organization in the Russian Federation.