Meghan Markle has received a shocking news from her friend after Buckingham Palace made a big announcement regarding the new honour for Queen Camilla, who is visiting Canada with King Charles.
The palace shared a photo of Queen Camilla with the monarch, Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney and the Governor-General to reveal the honour.
The post was shared with caption, “This afternoon, The Queen was sworn in as a member of the Canadian Privy Council.”
It added, “In the presence of The King, the Governor-General and the Prime Minister, The Queen participated in a private ceremony.”
The Privy Council is a group of people who advise the King on issues of importance to Canada.
Meanwhile, Lemonada Media shared a post about the latest episode of Meghan Markle’s podcast Confessions of a Female Founder.
Meghan and her friend Sara Blakely get candid about taking risks in the latest episode.
“They get real about taking risks, believing in yourself, and creating bold business moves,” the post further reads.
In the video, Meghan says, “I mean, it wasn’t until the 70s that women could even have a credit card line, a line of credit on credit card, without her husband saying yes.”
Commenting on it, Sara said “Meghan, do you know what year women were allowed to get a business loan on their own without a man cosigning or agreeing to it?”
To which, Meghan replies, “Was it, right…Late 70s, early 80s? No, are you going to shock me?”
Sara says, “1988. I was a junior in high school when women were allowed to actually go into a bank and say: ‘I’d like to bet on myself. I have a business idea.”
Meghan replies, “Oh my lord?! Really?
