The Duchess of Sussex made a revelation about her childhood during her latest Archetypes podcast episode – read the candid confession
November 30, 2022 - 08:44 GMT Rachel Avery The Duchess of Sussex delighted fans on Tuesday with her finale episode of her Archetypes podcast, and in it she made a confession about an element which was missing from her childhood.
Loading the player... WATCH: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle caught on camera larking around with kids STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics, subjects which Meghan says she was less exposed to while growing up.The royal's childhood was spent mostly with her mother Doria Ragland after she and her father Thomas Markle divorced when Meghan was just two.Meghan has opened up before about being a"latchkey kid," which essentially means she would be on her own, letting herself into her house, when she was younger.
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