Meghan Markle understands the struggles young women face, since she explained she is "one of the most bullied people in the world." Larissa May, founder of the non-profit #HalfTheStory, welcomed Markle to talk to the young girls on Oct.

Meghan Markle opened up about her experiences with online bullying when she spoke with a group of young girls in honor of International Day of the Girl. Larissa May, who founded #HalfTheStory, a nonprofit that aims to help young people navigate the waters of social media,

Meghan Markle left the royals behind back in 2020, but one former photographer said the duchess was actually ‘fantastic’ to work with during her first yeawr dating Prince Harry.

The surprise visit was not the first time the Duchess of Sussex has opened up about her experience with online bullying. Back in August, while speaking to CBS Sunday Morning during a rare joint interview with her husband Prince Harry, Markle talked about her desire as a mother to protect her own kids from online abuse.

Meghan Markle "won't ever be forgiven for dissing the royals", royal expert Ingrid Seward has claimed. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, has launched many attacks on the Royal Family and is something that will likely mean she is "never forgiven" by the royals.

Meghan Markle spoke with young girls about an important issue ahead of International Day of the Girl. Larissa May, founder of #HalfTheStory, a nonprofit focused on improving young people's relationship with technology,

A tense row erupted on GB News last night after broadcaster Nina Myskow claimed Meghan Markle was “forced” out of Britain by the Royal Family. She argued that the press were also to blame for her and Prince Harry’s decision to up sticks and trek across the pond for a new life in Montecito,