“It’s not mean, it’s cruel.” Meghan Markle talks about the “hateful messages” she received during her two pregnancies.

Meghan Markle spoke about her personal life as a wife and mother at a conference in Austin on March 8 for International Women’s Day. The wife of Prince Harry, who has long divided the United Kingdom, has spoken of the “endless toxicity” of cyberbullying she endured when she joined the British royal family, as she reports: Sky News .

The former Duchess of Sussex has previously been revealed to have been a target of racism in the country, such as during a famous interview on Oprah Winfrey’s microphone. Thus, the hate messages would increase each time during her two pregnancies (in 2019 and 2021); Many royal fans are reluctant to have mixed-race children as heirs. “For my own well-being, I’m staying off social media right now,” she said.

Feeling of motherhood

This speech was delivered by Archie and Lilibeth’s mother in front of her husband sitting in the front row. She explained with great emotion, at least in part, the reasons for going to California, the place where her daughter Lilibeth was born, as opposed to Archie, their first son. Thus, escaping the country was essential for her to “maintain her mental health” during her second motherhood. “Why can people be so hateful?” he often asked himself. It’s not mean, it’s cruel. Why do that?” And continue. “When we are pregnant or a new mother, we know how delicate and sacred this moment is.” So being a victim of cyberbullying was the worst thing ever, according to her. “You can really get into it. Surrender to the pain it represents,” he concluded.