Despite having over two million followers on and having used the social media platform , the Duchess of Sussex has insisted she isn't an influencer.

Ahead of the launch of her first solo Netflix programme, 'With Love Meghan', the California-based royal described herself as an "entrepreneur" and "female founder".

Meghan Markle told magazine: "I see myself as an entrepreneur and a female founder and if the brand ends up influential, then that's great."

The eight-part series is due to be released tomorrow on the streaming platform, and Meghan has explained how it's not about striving for perfection. She told People: "The series is about doing what you can do, and doing it with love."

Meghan opened up in one of her most intimate interviews and spoke about how a friend came up with the name for the show.

"Their takeaway was they were so happy to see me as myself," Meghan says. "She said, 'It's like your love letter to all the things you've loved to do, and if you're signing off a love letter, it's 'With love, Meghan'

"It felt right, and I loved that my friend helped create it."

The interview comes as Meghan also revealed how her five-year-old son Archie adoringly told her "Mama don't work too hard".

"It was the sweetest thing", the duchess added as she recounted the advice her son gave her. with her husband, Prince Harry.

Before she met Harry, for former TV star had been running The Tig, a blog on food, travel and wellness.

As her relationship with the Prince turned into marriage, Meghan shutdown the site in 2017 before later deleting her Instagram when she joined the Firm full-time.

She claimed that Harry, in the final episode of 'With Love, Meghan', was happy to see her back in her zone.

"I see this spark in his eye when he sees me doing the thing that I was doing when he first met me," she told .