To celebrate the debut of her latest project, Meghan Markle has unveiled a charming glimpse into her past – a previously unseen photograph depicting her as a young entrepreneur selling cookies.
The Duchess of Sussex launched “Confessions Of A Female Founder,” her new podcast, on April 8th. The inaugural episode features a discussion with Whitney Wolfe Herd, the founder and CEO of Bumble, exploring their respective paths in business.
This marks Meghan’s return to audio storytelling after her previous series, “Archetypes.” She shared the childhood photo via Instagram, accompanied by the playful caption: “Being an entrepreneur can start young. (By the way, all these years later and I’m still selling cookies!)”
The post continued: Tune in for the premiere episode of ‘Confessions of a Female Founder’ featuring my dear friend, @whitney , now streaming wherever you get your podcasts! @lemonadamedia
Meghan initially announced “Confessions Of A Female Founder” on March 13th. The podcast will consist of eight episodes and delve into her personal journey as a businesswoman.
This new venture follows Meghan’s recent “With Love, Meghan” Netflix series, where she was seen cooking and crafting alongside friends in the entertainment industry.
While “Archetypes” reportedly didn’t achieve widespread popularity, this podcast aims to spotlight the experiences of female entrepreneurs.
The launch occurred on a busy day for the Royal Family; Prince Harry recently arrived in the UK to continue his legal battle concerning taxpayer-funded security arrangements.
Key Points About “Confessions Of A Female Founder”:
- Features conversations with female business owners.
- Consists of eight episodes.
- Marks Meghan’s return to podcasting after “Archetypes”.
Despite Harry’s focus on his legal matters, Meghan remains dedicated to her new content creation.
The launch also coincided with King Charles and Queen Camilla’s state visit to Italy. Meghan and Harry stepped back from their royal duties in 2020, and it is widely understood that there exists a degree of tension between them and senior members of the Royal Family.
