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Meghan Markle is adding another new venture to her existing media repertoire.
After the release of her Netflix series With Love, Meghan earlier this month, the 43-year-old Duchess of Sussex announced plans for a new podcast entitled Confessions of a Female Founder.
Produced by Lemonada Media, the upcoming eight-part series, which will debut on April 8, will explore her experiences as an entrepreneur, as she hosts fellow female business owners.
Markle gave her followers a sneak peek at the podcast on Instagram, teasing some of the guests they can expect to hear from in the first season.
“I’ve been having candid conversations with amazing women who have turned dreams into realities, and scaled small ideas into massively successful businesses,” she wrote on March 13. “They’re opening up, sharing their tips, tricks (and tumbles), and letting me pick their brains as I build out my own business, As ever.
“It has been absolutely eye-opening, inspiring…and fun! (Because what’s the point if we can’t have some fun on this wild adventure?),” she continued.
The announcement of Markle’s new podcast comes after Spotify decided to end her $20 million deal for a second season of her first podcast series Archetypes, in which she breaks down the labels unfairly placed on women.
Archetypes premiered in August 2022 and included 12 episodes guest starring Paris Hilton, Mariah Carey, Serena Williams, Candace Bushnell, and several other female celebrities, as well as few male A-listers such as Trevor Noah and Judd Apatow.
The podcast was the only project Markle and Prince Harry produced during their two-and-a-half year partnership with the streaming giant. A bombshell Vanity Fair report about the podcast included accusations of bullying from those working on it.

Markle been working on a rebrand for some time now, revamping her existing lifestyle company, formerly called American Riveria Orchard, to become As Ever. Along with the new name, customers also have a wider range of products to chose from, including cookie and pancake mixes.
The podcast comes hot on the heels of her lifestyle Netflix series With Love, Meghan, which was released on March 4.
Her foray into light entertainment, which sees her arranging flowers and making cocktails among other domestic duties, has been panned by critics, with viewers echoing their dissatisfaction.
Despite any criticisms, Markle’s show ranked tenth on Netflix’s Top 10 Shows Overview list, according to People. As of Wednesday, the show has 2.6 million views and 12.6 million hours watched in its first week. Netflix has also renewed the series for a second season.