In their first public appearance since revealing they are expecting their second child on Valentine’s Day and formally stepping back from royal duties, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry participated in Spotify’s Stream On event. This event follows the news that Meghan won her privacy lawsuit against British tabloids.
The couple appeared relaxed as they sat on their couch in their Santa Barbara home, discussing their recently launched production company, Archewell Audio, which will focus on creating exclusive podcasts for Spotify.
Let’s paint a picture, shall we? Meghan’s hair looked fantastic, and she donned an adorable dress that Twitter users speculated was by Oscar de la Renta. After a year of quarantine, her perfectly groomed eyebrows stood out. Harry was also present, looking well put together. Unlike Kate and William, there were no family portraits in the background, just a ladder or easel that seemed more decorative than functional.
With the soft glow of toasted coconut-colored walls behind them and open windows allowing light to flood in, the couple shared their vision for Archewell Audio, with the song “Electric Love” by Børns playing in the background. Meghan kicked off the discussion, saying, “We’re using podcasting to drive powerful conversations…” Harry added, “…that inspire, challenge and educate.”
Meghan emphasized their goal of elevating unheard voices and sharing people’s stories, while Harry highlighted the importance of creating a safe community for sharing vulnerabilities.
In December, the couple announced a multi-year partnership with Spotify and introduced Archewell Audio with a short audio clip discussing their plans. They also included their one-year-old son, Archie, in a holiday special, where they encouraged him to share a New Year’s message, prompting smiles all around.
Throughout the segment, the pair referred to themselves simply as “Harry” and “Meghan.”
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