Vickers agreed, saying that Markle likely resents experts who “tell the truth” about her. He remarked, “I think Samara and I, as well as others, do tell the truth about her, and I don’t think she likes it very much.”

Vickers also attributed Meghan’s fame to her marriage rather than her personal achievements. “No one would actually listen to Meghan Markle if it wasn’t for the fact that she married Prince Harry,” he said.

“It’s because she’s married to Harry that it gives the soap opera quality that seems to appeal to everyone. Otherwise, people wouldn’t really care about her; many others are doing similar things on social media anyway.”

Meghan Responds to Criticism and Talks “Authenticity”

During the conversation, Grede asked whether Meghan feels frustrated seeing lies spread about her. The Duchess responded by sharing advice she once received from her close friend Serena Williams: “My dear friend Serena, she told me years ago: ‘A lie can’t live forever.’ Eight years is a long time, but not forever.”

Markle also addressed the backlash over her twerking video filmed during her pregnancy. “That was four years ago,” she said, “so it’s also a really great reminder that with all the noise or whatever people do, there’s still a whole life – a real, authentic, fun life – that’s happening behind the scenes.”

Expressing gratitude for her return to social media, Meghan added that she finally feels free to express herself again. “I’ve found a place where I can speak from my heart on my own terms,” she said.

Despite her attempt to reclaim her narrative, her latest remarks have once again reignited the debate over her relationship with the monarchy — and the “truth” behind it.