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Writing on her blog, The Tig, in 2014, the former actress explained who her favourite childhood heroine princess was.
She said: “Little girls dream of being a princess.
“I, for one, was all about She-Ra, Princess of Power.“
She-Ra is an American cartoon TV heroine from the 1980s, but it is thought a reboot of the series is currently in the works.
The now-Duchess of Sussex used the nugget of personal experience to introduce her interview with Princess Alia Al-Senussi.
She admitted she “had a bit of a ‘pinch-myself-I’m-emailing-with-a-princess’ moment” before her chat with the exiled Libyan royal and humanitarian back in 2014.
Continuing along the same line, Meghan went on to mention the woman who would become her future sister-in-law, the Duchess of Cambridge.
She said: “Grown women seem to retain this childhood fantasy.
“Just look at the pomp and circumstance surrounding the Royal wedding and endless conversations about Princess Kate.”
Kate Middleton became the Duchess of Cambridge when she married Prince William in 2011.
It attracted more than 36 million television viewers in the UK, and pulled in an estimated £2 billion for the British economy.
Meghan’s wedding to Harry earlier this year was also quite the grand affair.
The May 19 ceremony at Windsor Castle attracted thousands of people onto the streets to pay their well-wishes to the happy couple.
The Tig was Ms Markle’s lifestyle blog, which was “dedicated to the love of travel, food, fashion and beauty”.
Named after the red wine Tignanello, she launched the website in 2014 while working on the hit TV series Suits, and it featured interviews with numerous powerful Hollywood women.
However, the blog was closed in April 2017, around six months after it was confirmed she was dating Prince Harry.
The remainder of the Duchess’ social media accounts, including her Instagram, were closed in January 2018, ahead of their wedding.
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