In the latest episode of Megan’s podcast series, aptly titled “Breaking Down the Bimbo,” the Duchess of Sussex sat down for an interview with none other than Paris Hilton.

The two women delved into Hilton’s journey to fame as a reality TV star in the early 2000s.

While Hilton is known for her extravagant lifestyle and frequent social media posts showcasing her opulent existence, it was evident that she was not entirely at ease during her encounter with Megan.

The initial ten minutes of the interview primarily consisted of Megan’s lengthy introduction, where she candidly shared her thoughts on how Hilton had influenced her during her formative years.

According to culture and brand expert Nick Eade, Megan’s guests have taken a backseat, with the focus remaining largely on Megan herself and her opinions.

Eade commented, “The new Archetypes podcast serves as a powerful platform for Megan Markle to express her views and establish herself as a voice that millions listen to.

By inviting high-profile celebrities like Serena Williams, Mariah Carey, and now Paris Hilton, Megan cleverly explores topics such as perception, change, and personal growth, while also interjecting her own agendas and opinions – something she couldn’t do while part of the royal family.

This tactic undoubtedly garners more listeners and attention for Megan.”

Typically, in podcast interviews, the interviewer acts as a conduit to learn more about the guest.

However, in Archetypes, the focus is undeniably on Megan and her viewpoints.

The success of the podcast lies in its candid conversations, and using celebrity guests to showcase Megan’s most authentic self is a clever strategy to enhance her brand equity.

During her discussion on the Archetypes podcast, Megan expressed gratitude for the work she had undertaken to break through as an actress and pay her bills.

However, she admitted that she disliked how it made her feel, as it seemed to prioritize her appearance over her intellect.

Megan passionately shared her desire for her daughter, Lilibet, to be valued for her intelligence rather than her looks.

After Megan’s comments about bimbos, social media immediately erupted with mockery, accusing her of always portraying herself as a victim.

One Twitter user sarcastically predicted that Megan would ask, “Raise your hand if you’ve ever been called a bimbo.”

Another jokingly remarked, “I can’t believe they objectified me,” alluding to the perception that Megan willingly embraced her role.

There were also comments suggesting that Megan should take responsibility for her choices instead of blaming others.

Some critics questioned Megan’s refusal to acknowledge her contentious tendency of shirking accountability.

They humorously noted that the term “bimbo” had not been commonly used in years and implied that Megan seemed stuck in the year 2000.

Reflecting on her own school days, Megan shared that she never saw herself as the pretty or funny one.

Instead, at the age of ten, she reassured herself, “I’m the smart one.”

In a concluding voiceover, the Duchess candidly admitted her initial apprehension about interviewing Hilton due to her preconceived judgments.

Megan confessed to projecting her own insecurities and envy onto Hilton, highlighting the dangers of harboring such feelings.

In “Breaking Down the Bimbo,” Megan’s podcast takes an unexpected turn as she engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Paris Hilton.

While the focus remains on Megan and her opinions, the Archetypes podcast continues to captivate listeners with its candid discussions and strategic use of celebrity guests.

Megan’s openness about her own struggles and growth serves as an invitation for her audience to reflect on their own perceptions and judgments.