Years after leaving the acting world, Meghan is now more focused on family and entrepreneurship. In the debut episode of her new podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, Meghan invited Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd to talk about the intersection of motherhood and leadership.

In a touching moment, Meghan shared a sweet story about her daughter, Princess Lilibet. The Duchess recalled how her young daughter will find her, even if she’s tucked away working behind closed doors. “She knows where to find me,” Meghan said, “and she’ll often be sitting on my lap during meetings with a grid of executives on screen. I wouldn’t have it any other way.”

This glimpse into their home life shows Meghan’s desire to stay present both as a parent and as a working woman. “I don’t want to miss the drop-offs or the pickups,” she added. “Both my career and my family are equally valuable.”

Whitney Wolfe Herd echoed her sentiments, highlighting how modern technology has redefined what it means to be a working parent. “Why should we be chained to a desk?” she asked. “I can lead a meeting from the carpool line if I need to.”

Then and Now: From Glamorous Sets to Grounded Living

Before stepping into royal life, Meghan once joked about the “perks” of her acting career. In a 2015 interview, she laughed off the idea that being surrounded by attractive co-stars was challenging, quipping, “It’s one of the job perks, right?”

Though her world has shifted dramatically—from sound stages to the spotlight of royal motherhood—it’s clear Meghan remains grounded in her values. Whether navigating tabloid headlines, parenting two young children, or launching new projects, she and Prince Harry continue to open up about their journey with honesty, humor, and heart.