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The Duchess of Sussex announced on her website on February 13 that she is partnering with Lemonada Media as part of a podcast she will host.
A Hollywood tabloid deadline released the information a day ago, but it is now official. Meghan Markle is releasing a new podcast. “I’m proud to announce that I’m joining the brilliant team at Lemonada to pursue my love of podcasting,” she said in a statement posted on Sussex.com on Tuesday, February 13, listing her activities. : as well as her husband Prince Harry. “Being able to support women-led businesses with thought-provoking and highly entertaining podcasts is a fantastic way to start 2024. Our plan to republish Archetypes so that more people can access it, and also the launch of a dynamic new podcast is in the works. I can’t wait to share it soon and I’m excited to join the Lemonada family,” she added.
Jessica Cordova Kramer, CEO and co-founder of Lemonada, said in the same press release: Archetypes, and that many people around the world will soon have access to the series. Megan’s talent as a presenter, creator and speaker is unparalleled, and we are thrilled to partner with her on a new series that will advance her approach to creating meaningful art.”
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Megan, podcaster
Archetypes is the first podcast broadcast by the Duchess of Sussex and currently has just one season. Although it is now available on all podcast platforms, it was initially only available on Spotify. In 2020, Meghan and Harry announced the signing of a deal between Spotify and their production company Archewell Audio. Their cooperation was expected to last for several years, in 2023.
No information has been revealed about the topics covered in this new podcast, nor its launch date, but we already know that Megan will be the host.
A fruitful start to the year
On Monday, February 12, the Sussexes launched the “Prince Harry and Meghan Office” (we mean, Prince Harry and Meghan’s office) website hosted on Sussex.com, replacing Archewell.com. This new website will now carry “personal updates from the couple” which will no longer necessarily be linked to their charity, so Archewell, we read: Sun . But according to the trust of royal sources at Daily Mail:the use of their royal title, apparently for commercial purposes, may draw objections from Buckingham Palace.
Source: Le Figaro
