Celebrating the success of the first episode of Meghan Markle’s Archetypes, her colleague and fellow Executive Producer Rebecca Sananés has spoken up about her experience of working with the Duchess of Sussex.
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Awe-struck
Archetypes is a result of Meghan’s hard work and a lot of other people involved in it. Since its release, many people who worked alongside it have spoken about it confirms HELLO! magazine. However, Rebecca in particular reveals that she has been left in ‘awe.’
Taking to her Instagram, Rebecca wrote a sweet note alongside a promotional photo of Meghan. She said:
I am so proud of our work together and the space Meghan has opened in this podcast series. I'm awed by the authenticity, vulnerability and intimacy that she, and all our guests, share.
She also made an attempt to describe the vision behind creating Archetypes and wrote:
'Archetypes' Our vision was simple: the most scrutinised woman in the world talks about the labels all women deal with. She investigates where those tropes come from and how they function in our lives. Then she talks to a woman we all recognize will understand that stereotype personally.
Wide popularity
Variety confirms that Meghan Markle’s podcast has claimed the position of No.1 podcast on the Spotify chart across six markets around the world, including the US and UK.
Not only this, but the Duchess of Sussex's podcast has surpassed the popularity of The Joe Rogan Experience, which is consistently one of the most listened-to podcasts on Spotify. The first episode has received a rating of 4.1 out of 5 from over 12,000 voters.
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