Meghan Markle also participated in a video chat with Fortune magazine (opens in new tab) on Tuesday as part of the "Most Powerful Next Gen Summit," People (opens in new tab) reported. People (opens new tab) reported that she also participated in a video chat with Fortune magazine on Tuesday. She spoke about the importance of leveraging public platforms and exercising her voice for good, something she was unable to do as a senior member of the royal family.

"Your voice matters," Princess Meghan said. 'The less you can exercise it, the more you realize it. Regardless of my experience over the last few years, compared to anyone else's experience, you can't take for granted the ability you have as a woman to have your voice heard, and now that people have a platform on social media where they can actually hear that voice for a larger audience, it I think it's a huge responsibility."

The Duchess of Sussex also said that becoming a parent of Archie has strengthened her resolve to speak out. She said, "My gut feeling is that [becoming a parent] makes me more courageous and very concerned about the world they're going to inherit. So being able to endure on your own is not the same as putting your children in a vulnerable position." Every day I think about what I can do to make this world a better place for Archie.