Meghan Markle sat down in her latest podcast with Heather Hasson, the founder of a fashion and lifestyle firm related to medicine. A conversation in which King Charles III's daughter-in-law revealed previously unknown details of her private life. Specifically, her statements about a daily task like cooking caught attention: "I don't have time to cook every day," the Duchess of Sussex openly admitted.
The life of Prince Harry's wife took a significant turn in 2020 when she and her husband decided to settle in the United States. Since then, every move made by the American actress and her family has been analyzed in detail.
The fact that she now admits she doesn't have time to cook confirms that all her hours of the day are occupied with other matters. After several years of searching for her path, Meghan seems to have found it.
Meghan Markle openly admits she doesn't have time to cook
The Netflix series titled With Love, Meghan, shows evidence of that transformation. Markle, besides being a mother to Archi and Lillibeth, has relaunched her personal brand with projects in different media as well as strategic alliances.
Despite admitting she doesn't have as much time to cook as she would like, the truth is that the actress has a significant connection with food. In a recent interview with People magazine, Meghan fondly recalled the recipes her mother used to cook for her.
Dishes she now tries to recreate for her family. "Some of my best childhood memories are tied to the kitchen. Now I try to pass that on to my children," Meghan highlighted in the aforementioned conversation.
Just a few days ago Prince Harry of England showed his desire to restore the family bond. A longing that is far from what his father, King Charles III, thinks.
The Duchess of Sussex shares details of her private life through her activity on social media
Meanwhile, the Sussex couple tries to continue their life in California. Thus, the couple enjoyed a romantic evening at a Beyoncé concert this week.
Coinciding with the celebration of Mother's Day in the United States, the couple went on a private outing. Not even the legal setback received by the Duke of Sussex related to police protection in the United Kingdom made him and his wife cancel their plans. A date for two that King Charles III's daughter-in-law wanted to share with a carousel of images for her followers.
Since resuming her activity on social media, Prince Harry's wife has shown what her professional projects are or everyday details like not having time to cook. A circumstance that brings the Duchess closer to her followers who surely aren't as lucky and are forced to prepare their own menu themselves.