Meghan’s crew reportedly went via episodes of her Archetypes podcast with ‘a fantastic tooth comb’ following the Queen’s death.
Megan Markle’s podcast Archetypes has resumed following a four-week smash in the wake of the Queen’s death - and the new episode involves a story about a nude spa.
The episode - which focussed on stereotypes that encompass Asian female in a chat with journalist Lisa Ling and comic Margaret Cho - took an surprising flip with Meghan recalling her visit to the spa with her mother, Doria Ragland, when she was once a teenager.

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“It’s a very humbling experience for a woman going thru puberty due to the fact you enter a room with ladies from a while 9 to perhaps 90, all walking round naked and waiting to get a physique scrub on one of these tables that are all lined up in a row,” the 41-year-old said.
“All I wanted was once a bathing suit.”



“Once I used to be over that adolescent embarrassment, my mum and I, we would go upstairs we would take a seat in a room and we would have a steaming bowl of the most scrumptious noodles.”
Elsewhere in the episode, Meghan spoke about stereotypes and how human beings have to outline themselves.
One statement, according to British tabloid the Sun, left some listeners wondering whether or not the Duchess was taking a “veiled swipe” at the royal family.
“You choose to be bizarre or be sponge-like, be stupid or fierce, be curious, or even self-doubting or not sure some days and sturdy and courageous on others,” she began the ending message of the episode.
“Whatever it is, that’s up to you.



“Just be yourself no rely what any societal framework or archetype or loud voice coming from a small vicinity tells you that you should be.
“Be yourself. Your full entire whole layered, on occasion weird, from time to time awesome, however always first-rate and actual self. Just be you. You’re so plenty greater than any archetype.”
The crux of Meghan’s podcast is investigating, dissecting, and subverting “the labels that attempt to hold women back,” according to the show’s synopsis.
‘Very fine enamel comb’
After the demise of Queen Elizabeth on September 8, producers reportedly eliminated any content that may want to be construed as offensive.



“There’s a lot of work going on behind the scenes on the remaining podcasts,” royal commentator Neil Sean claimed.
“We comprehend there’s been four in the can already that are geared up to go.
“But according to a very good source, they’re going through them all with a very best enamel comb to make certain there’s nothing derogatory, hurtful or indeed that ought to reason yet another explosive time bomb.”



Sean continued: “You should seem to be at this two approaches really; is Meghan changing her tune to now try and re-fit lower back into the family that she left behind?
“Or indeed is she having second thoughts because she doesn’t choose to create any extra trouble?”
Meghan addressed the respectable mourning length on the Archetypes podcast page, when she paused episodes on Monday.



“New episodes of Archetypes will be paused at some point of the official mourning period for Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II,” the statement on the streaming platform said.

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