Meghan Markle believes her new business ventures will propel her to extraordinary wealth, according to a well-placed source.
The Duchess of Sussex "thinks she's going to be a billionaire" and has hired executives she believes can help her achieve this goal, The Telegraph has revealed.
Her upcoming podcast, "Confessions Of A Female Founder," promises to advise listeners on transforming "small ideas into billion-dollar businesses."
In a trailer released Tuesday, the Duchess described the eight-part series as a place where she'll chat with "female entrepreneurs and friends about the sleepless nights, the lessons learnt and the laser focus that got them to where they are today."
Meghan Markle believes her new business ventures will propel her to extraordinary wealth, according to a well-placed source
Getty"Confessions Of A Female Founder" is her first podcast since "Archetypes," which was released on Spotify in 2022.
The 12-part Spotify series was the only significant output from the Sussexes' $20 million deal with the platform.
Their partnership ended when Spotify and Archewell Audio "mutually agreed to part ways."
The new podcast will launch on April 8 through Lemonada Media, which the Duchess noted is "also female-founded.
Meghan announced her new podcast would be called 'Confessions of a Female Founder'InstagramThe podcast, launching next month, represents the latest in a series of business ventures from the former Suits actress.
On Monday, Meghan launched an online shop offering followers the chance to purchase the same high-end clothes and accessories she wore during filming or at recent engagements.
She will receive commission on some, but not all, of the featured items.
Her initial collection includes a £712 handbag from Cesta Collective, a brand she invested in last summer.
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Meghan Markle is also preparing to launch her brand, 'As Ever,' which will promote a domestic idyll through food and kitchen products
The shop also features items made in collaboration with friends including former Suits co-star Abigail Spencer, stylist Cleo Wade and designer Clare Waight Keller.
The Duchess is also preparing to launch her brand, "As Ever," which will promote a domestic idyll through food and kitchen products, including items like dried biscuit mixes and edible flower sprinkles.
The podcast will feature the Duchess interviewing notable female entrepreneurs as she explores "the twists and turns of building a business."
Meghan reassured guests it would be more "dolphin tank" than "shark tank," adding: "These are friendly waters."
