Meghan Markle drops rare video behind the scenes while starting exciting new project

Meghan Markle shared a new video behind the scenes while continuing to advertise her podcast Confessions of a female founder.

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, seemed to be relaxed and make-up-free when she addressed the fans directly from her garden in Montecito, California.

A six-word mantra for self-reflection

In the short clip published on Friday, Meghan opened with a message of six words: “Wherever you were there, you are.”

She linked the expression with her latest Podcast episode, in which she interviewed Cassandra Thurswell, founder of the sustainable beauty brand Kitsch.

In an interview with the camera, Meghan said: “It reminds me of this quote wherever they go, there they are.”

Meghan publishes rare film material behind the scenes

Meghan followed the news with a short look behind the scenes of the photo shoot for the podcast.

The clip shows that it poses for advertising shots associated with confessions by a female founder, a series in which she interviews entrepreneurs.

She said the segment was shared “in the spirit of the past”.

It is one of the few times in which Meghan posted such a personal video since he resigned from royal duties in 2020.

Meghan talks about motherhood and ambition

In the new Podcast episode, Meghan reflects the challenges that she is now five during her pregnancy with Prince Archie, now five, and Princess Lilibet, who will be three years old in June.

She said, “I will say for myself – especially if you are baby baby and yes, the crying before I was a mom I always wanted to be a mother.

“I was like 'Oh God, I will give a speech with a baby on my hip.

The Duchess referred to the time after her exit from royal life, which began when Archie was only 10 months old.

A moment from South Africa remembers

Meghan has rarely been publicly published with her children, but mentioned a remarkable occasion during the podcast.

She said her only almost complete fulfillment of the “Baby on my hip” vision was during the Royal Tour of South Africa 2019.

At that time she appeared in front of the camera, which held the five -month -old Archie when he scored the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

Unscripted moment Sparks familiarity

The episode also included a moment of friendly exchange between Meghan and her guest.

Cassandra described the Duchess as “Meghan Markle” that Meghan did not correct.

This happened, although Meghan challenged the previously challenging actress Mindy Kaling for the same during another interview.

Cassandra said: “I love that you call me Cassie … There are a little handful of people who call me Cassie, and it's like my immediate family and Meghan Markle.”

Meghan replied with a smile: “It is like Meg or M. It is the same. We met all these years ago.”

Why is that important

Meghan's decision to publish a rare clip behind the scenes may simply appear, but it reflects a greater change in the administration of your public image.

It is growing on authenticity and connection in the digital stories. This short video, which was casually recorded in your garden, is likely to build trust with the audience.

And while the Duchess is still a big public figure, this type of content positions it more as a media creator than as a traditional king.

It is a subtle but remarkable development that it presents itself in the world.