Meghan Markle’s Podcast Series to Continue Despite Royal Family’s Concerns

Following a recent declaration, Meghan Markle is prepared to reveal more shocking information to the Royal Family.

The first three episodes of Meghan Markle's podcast series, Archetypes, have already been made available.

According to a notice posted on Archetypes' official Spotify page, the Duchess of Sussex's podcast series will continue the following week.

Regular episodes will resume on Tuesday, October 4, it said.

Immediately after the passing of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, Meghan's podcast episode was suspended.

The Archetypes page on Spotify posted an update shortly after the 96-year passing, Olds stating.

New episodes of Archetypes will be suspended during the formal mourning period for Her Majesty the Queen.

During her interview with Ms. Kaling, Meghan talked more about her childhood, claiming she was an ugly duckling as a child.

But she also remembered how irritated she had been during her early months of dating Prince Harry, when people told her she was fortunate he had picked her.

And eventually, after hearing it a million times, you think, well, I selected him, too, she added.

Added her.

They've got it all wrong, I'm the lucky one since you chose me, my partner was saying as he countered that narrative for me.

Meghan has made references to the firm and her history in the episodes that have already been broadcast, so it's possible that she will make additional revelations in the remaining eight episodes of her series, which debuted in late August.

The Duchess may be making some last-minute edits to the already-recorded episodes, according to Royal Authority Kinsey Schofield, to see that nothing disrespectful or derogatory is uttered in the direction of the Royal Family in the wake of the Queen's passing.

At the conclusion of her third podcast episode, Meghan revealed who she will speak with next.

The Duchess continued, “I can't wait to chat with you again next time when we get a bit more particular and dive into the convoluted world of the stereotype known as the Dragon Lady,” as she concluded her conversation with Ms. Kaling.

Then she announced that her upcoming guests will be the stand-up comedian Margaret Cho and the journalist Lisa Lin.

Meanwhile, Dr. Shola Mo's Shogbamimu criticized King Charles for making the woman he married miserable and questioned his character in light of his previous actions.

Dr. Shola Mo's Shogbamimu, incensed, asserted that King Charles had the fortitude to stand up to his parents and marry the woman he loved and instead rendered the woman he did marry, a then-20-year-old Diana, miserable during a phone-in from a caller called Tracy.

Nine months after starting a relationship with Diana and just over a year before the birth of their first child, Prince William, Charles wed Diana in 1981.

Diana famously remarked in an interview from 1995 that there were three of us in this marriage, adding that it was a bit crowded, in reference to Charles' affair.

Despite being married to different people, Charles and Camilla allegedly started dating in 1986, according to People.

When the then Prince of Wales left on an eight-month assignment with the Royal Navy, they ended their previous romantic involvement.

Charles and Camilla were legally wed on April 9, 2005, at Windsor Guildhall, eight years after Diana's untimely death and nine years after their divorce was finalized.

The Queen announced eight months before her death that she had given her daughter-in-law her blessing to assume the title of Queen Consort, upon Charles' succession, as a result of the pair's rigorous effort to boost Camilla's reputation.

On Wednesday's show, Jeremy Vine questioned caller Tracy about whether the upcoming season of The Crown is going to hurt Charles.

Tracy stated during a call that the previous series, Series 4, very severely injured him.

The fifth season of the show, which first revealed problems between Charles and his ex-wife, is set to air later this year.

Charles, according to Tracy, came off as not caring and couldn't care less about Diana.

Instead, he did things that made the wife he had miserable.

The Royal Family has been in the spotlight for a while now, with Meghan Markle's podcast series and Dr. Shola Mo's Shogbamimu's criticism of King Charles.

While Meghan's revelations are yet to be seen, Dr. Shola's comments have stirred up controversy.

It remains to be seen how the Royal Family will respond to these developments, but it is clear that they are facing a difficult time.