Meghan Markle is once again drawing the spotlight and this time not for her humanitarian efforts or fashion choices, but for an eyebrow-raising podcast appearance that has left even her most devoted followers puzzled.
In a sit-down with entrepreneur Jamie Kern Lima, Meghan attempted to open up about her life, struggles, and inner power. But critics argue the entire interview felt more like a staged commercial than an intimate conversation.
Jamie, who sold IT Cosmetics to L’Oréal for $1.2 billion, appeared breathless and overly reverent, kicking off the chat with the same question that once made Meghan famous: “Are you okay?”
Yes, the exact same question that launched Meghan’s sympathy tour back in 2019—this time rehashed in a cozy setting with two Montecito moms pretending to be makeup-free while glowing like a Sephora ad.
The conversation quickly spiraled into metaphysical territory, with Meghan describing a moment someone told her she “signed a soul contract” before birth, apparently destined for greatness.
Critics didn’t hold back, calling her language “gosh golly gee” level disingenuous, and noting that no one speaks this way unless they’re trying to cover up something uglier with sugar.
But Meghan didn’t stop at cosmic destiny. She made sure listeners knew her greatness predated her existence—suggesting, once again, that the world should be grateful for her mere presence.
At one point, Jamie breathlessly repeated how Meghan once helped a random child on the playground who wasn’t even hers, as though it were an act of saintly heroism.
Another “remarkable” moment? Meghan once dropped off a gift basket for Jamie before her guests arrived. This simple act was praised as if it could “change lives.”
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Then came the not-so-subtle product tease. Just as the podcast went live, Meghan shared a rare moment of daughter Lilibet’s voice in an Instagram Story, calling Meghan’s jam “beautiful.”
So much for privacy. After all, nothing sells like a child’s voice when it comes to monetizing motherhood—and Meghan knows it.
Even Prince Harry, once the royal rebel, is now seemingly reduced to a supporting role. Meghan casually referred to him as “that man,” leaving many wondering where the love story went.
Observers noted how Meghan described Harry as someone who “loves me so much,” but never once mentioned how much she loves him back—another troubling pattern critics have flagged before.
The couple’s recent public appearance added fuel to the fire. As they stepped out of their SUV at the Time100 Summit, Harry reached for Meghan’s hand—only to be swerved.
Instead, Meghan turned to embrace someone else. Someone, presumably, more useful for the Brand. Harry, meanwhile, was left awkwardly standing by.
What’s becoming clearer is that in Meghan’s world, there’s only room for one star—and it’s not the man born into royalty, but the woman who believes she was born for it.
