Meghan does not want to say anything controversial, because she is said to be afraid that she will put her family in a “risky position.” That’s why she prefers to talk about more straightforward things, such as the right of people to go to the polls, writes the British BBC. Last month, on television alongside Prince Harry, she appealed to Americans to go to the upcoming presidential election and reject hate speech.
At the Virtual Powerful Women Next Gen Summit, the Duchess also spoke extensively about what it was like to be a mother and how caring for her son Archie changed her.
When asked whether her motherhood made her more cautious or courageous, she chose the second option. “I feel it in my bones,” said the former actress and Prince Harry’s wife.
“You are more worried about what world (children) will inherit. And the things you are willing to tolerate are simply not the same. Every day you ask yourself: How can I improve the world for Archie? This is an attitude we both share with my husband. “” Duchess Meghan said.
On the other hand, it is said to lead her to the already mentioned approach, where she prefers to avoid controversial topics and chooses the safer ones. “As a parent, I can enjoy all the games and nonsense with Archie, but at the same time I couldn’t be a proud mother if I didn’t try to make the world a better place to live for him,” thought Meghan Markle.
She also warned against social networks, which she said could become addictive for someone and be so unhealthy. She herself allegedly no longer has online accounts due to the instinct of self-preservation.
Prince Archie celebrated his first birthday in May this year. More in the report:
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