Meghan Markle said she changed her name for her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan.
Born Rachel Meghan Markle, former actress offered an interesting fact about her daily life in a recent interview with actress and comedian Mindy Kaling for her lifestyle show: she goes under a different identity. Many admirers were shocked by this disclosure since most of them thought the former “Suits” star still identified just as Meghan Markle.
Following the announcement, followers responded in a frenzy; one said, “Good Lord! She seems to remove herself from the family even but wants to maintain the name. “Whatever happened to the quiet life she always wanted to enjoy?” another admirer said in perplexity. Many people are asking about Markle’s motivations and what this new name change implies for her going forward.
Frustrated, a third social media user said, “You walked away from the honor of having that gift of a name, and you can’t have it both ways.” This attitude emphasizes the continuous argument about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s royal titles. But many of Markle’s admirers have hurried to defend her in face of criticism. Emphasizing the public’s obsession with her, one fan said, “They hate you, but they can’t stop talking about you.”
“The hate for Meghan Markle is crazy,” another supporter said. Showcasing the unfair vitriol aimed at the Duchess of Sussex, there is simply no good reason to hate her.
Markle and Prince Harry took acquired the titles Duke and Duchess of Sussex after their 2018 marriage, rapidly becoming to be famous personalities in the royal family and the media. 2019 saw their first child, Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor, welcomed; 2021 saw their daughter, Lilibet Diana Mountbatten Windsor.
Many were taken aback by their decision to resign from royal duties in early 2020 and sparked a lot of debate on their stance. The pair chose to keep their titles even though there were recommendations for them to give them up upon their leaving. Markle has lately underlined the significance of her title and her link to her royal background while she shapes her own road.
Responding to Kaling’s consistent use of her old surname in her show “With Love, Meghan,” Markle said, “It’s funny that you keep calling me Meghan Markle. I’m Sussex right now. She underlined that once her two children arrived, this transformation became even more meaningful.
Having become a mother, Markle said she came to see the significance of their family name: “You have kids and think, ‘I want to share my name with my children,’,” she said. “I had no idea how much this would speak to me; it really captures our family identity.”
Markle also spoke in a recent interview with “People” magazine about her and Prince Harry’s plan to keep Sussex as their last name. “As the kids get older, they express excitement about our love story,” she said, “asking, ‘Mama and Papa, how did you meet?'” “For now, Sussex, is a big part of our story and holds great significance for me,” she says. “Over time, their kids will come to understand this part of their narrative.”