Megan Markle Continues to Court Controversy with Latest Podcast Appearance

According to a source on Quora, Megan Markle has recently recorded a podcast with Shoray Aghalashou, which is yet to be confirmed by the press.

The source states that it is unclear whether the podcast is an episode of Aghalashou’s podcast or a new episode of Malarkey Types, but believes it is for Aghalashou’s podcast.

If true, this would be another example of Markle jumping on the bandwagon of solidarity with Iran.

The source goes on to claim that the real listener count for Markle’s Nodcast is around 1.5 million listeners, although this number includes everyone who has played at least one episode ever, not regular listeners.

However, this information is unconfirmed and could also refer to the total number of times the podcast has been streamed.

The source also alleges that even Spotify staff refuse to call Markle’s podcast archetypes, as she has yet to talk about a single archetype.

Supposedly, at internal meetings, Spotify staff refer to the show as stereotypes.

In her most recent podcast, Markle has faced fresh criticism after claiming that her reputation for being demanding was due to society’s angry black woman trope.

Raw commentator Caleb Bond has slammed these comments, stating that the real reason Markle is disliked by some has nothing to do with the color of her skin.

Bond believes that Markle’s perceived reputation is due to her supposed actions rather than her ethnicity.

Bond wrote, “Maybe such a perception is not because of her ethnicity, but because she’s a thoroughly dislikable person.

Everyone else is usually to blame.

Any excuse can be deployed.

Anyone can be thrown under the bus, so long as they can maintain the self-delusion that they’re perfect in every way.

Megan Markle has become an expert in this field.”

Royal author Alexandra Shellman has also criticized Markle, describing her as a “narcissistic marshmallow with horrid observations.”

Shellman believes that Markle is obsessed with what she sees as the twin disadvantage of being a woman and being mixed race.

She argues that Markle’s podcast delivers a relentless California-style rant that is intended to bolster women’s self-image but instead gives the impression that her reading of the world is utterly narcissistic.

It is clear that Markle’s recent comments have not gone down well with some commentators.

Bond and Shellman both believe that Markle’s perceived reputation is due to her actions rather than her ethnicity or gender.

They argue that Markle should take responsibility for her behavior and treat others with the same respect that she expects to receive.

Overall, it seems that Markle’s latest podcast appearance has only served to court more controversy.

While some may see her as a champion of social justice causes, others view her as a divisive figure who is more interested in promoting her own agenda than in addressing the issues facing society today.

Only time will tell which side of the debate will ultimately win out.