Meghan Markle says Princess Lilibet crushes her meetings

Can you imagine one.) Jumping on a zoom with Meghan Markle, and b.) After saying Zoom crashed by Princess Lilibet?

Apparently, this happens exactly, as Meghan shared in the first episode of his new podcast confessions of a founding woman with Meghan, who fell on April 8. In the first episode, Meghan discusses with the friend and founder of Bumble Whitney Wolfe Herd; In addition to being entrepreneurs (herd with Bumble and Meghan with as always), women are both parents of two young children.

“We have become mothers in the pandemic and post-countryic culture where there is so much home work,” said Meghan. “I don’t leave the house to go to an office – my office is there. Lili Swaps, she is picked up early and she naps, she has only half a day in preschool. If she wakes up and she wants to find me, she knows where to find me, even if my door is closed to the office.

Meghan added, slowly: “I wouldn’t have it otherwise. I don’t want to miss these moments. I don’t want to miss collection if I don’t.

The children of Meghan – not just Princess Lilibet but also Prince Archie, both who shares Prince Harry with her husband – is again in conversation, when she shared how they keep her: “What I like the most to have young children, in this chapter, while I build, is the prospect that it brings because you build something while you are going through your child – and the two are quite important.”

“Is it like” great, okay, where are the cheerios? Well done “”, she added. “And then you defend your team 10 minutes later about something that is really of great value for the world. In your own world, it is a super high value. And in the world (from Lilibet), it is a very high value.”

Herd shared his own experiences to be a multitasking mother, telling Meghan that “technology is a nice tool for parents because you can deal with and be present and do a great job on the call while you sit in the carpooling line outside the school. Like, why should I be at an office? I have the same mental opinion in a carpooling line. ”

To launch the show, Meghan posted on Instagram four photos of herself as a young scout, writing that “being an entrepreneur can start young”. By referring to the shortbread cookies included in the context of her lifestyle brand like never, she added with breakthrough: “By the way, all these years later, and I always sell cookies!”