Meghan Markle looked happy as she posed with entrepreneur Emma Grede in new images shared hours after her latest interview was released. The Duchess of Sussex appeared on the Aspire with Emma Grede podcast, where she opened up on various topics, including whether her own podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, will get another season.

In what looks like images taken on the same day as the interview, Meghan was seen posing with the SKIMS founding partner in front of a mirror, while they also posed for selfies and other photos together. In the podcast interview, Meghan said that she has put her own podcast series on pause as she wants to focus on the future of her brand, As Ever and Netflix show, With Love, Meghan.

However, she hinted the series could come back at some point in the future at a "different time".

She said: "I would love to bring the show back when I am at a different end of my founder journey, when I've gone through Q4 and say, 'Here are my proof points. Here's this. Wow. What a year it's been.'

"Or even longer than that. I think a different time will be so exciting just to be able to compare and contrast."

She added: "But yeah, I know people, I know people want another one.

"I just made a choice to say it's a really good time to make, to put all of my energy into the thing that I'm building."

Elsewhere, the Duchess said she would "ask people to tell the truth" if she was able to rewrite her public narrative from scratch.

Meghan referred to a "lie" told eight years ago, saying "a lie can't live forever. Eight years is a long time, but not forever".

Eight years ago, in 2017, former actress Meghan was dating and became engaged to the now-Duke of Sussex, and began preparing for life as a member of the Royal Family.

Ms Grede asked Meghan: "I want to say this to you in the best way, because I wonder if you could rewrite your public narrative from scratch, is there anything that you would do differently?" Meghan replied: "Yes, I would ask people to tell the truth."

The Duchess gave no specifics about to whom who she was referring, but later referred to a "lie" told eight years ago. She said that her "dear friend" tennis champion Serena Williams told her "a lie can't live forever".

She added: "She told me years ago, a lie can't live forever. Eight years is a long time, but not forever."