Meghan Markle’s awareness and consideration of her ethnicity have been a recurring topic of discussion.
In a recent episode of the Toure show podcast, a former co-star from the popular TV series Suits shared insights into Meghan’s approach towards her roots.
The conversation was sparked after royal enthusiasts stumbled upon an online profile that labeled Meghan as a Caucasian supermodel, prompting speculation about the origins of this information.
A tweet that surfaced on December 10th, 2022, highlighted Meghan Markle’s self-identification as a Caucasian supermodel, garnering significant attention online.
While the profile image in question recently resurfaced, it seems to have been circulating on the internet for a few years, with the earliest known instance dating back to 2019 when it was shared on Twitter.
Despite these revelations, Meghan’s profile on the site still lists her as Caucasian.
Adding to the discourse, Malcolm, a former colleague of Meghan’s, openly discussed her perspective on ethnicity within the realm of artistic endeavors.
During a podcast conversation with actor Malcolm Jamal Warner, host Toure delved into Meghan’s background, including her initial interactions with Warner on the set of Suits.
Warner, known for his role as Theo Huxtable on the Cosby Show, reminisced about his limited interactions with Meghan during their time on the show, revealing that his friend Chris had more engagement with her during her stint as a briefcase model on Deal or No Deal in 2006.
Meghan later reflected on this experience, acknowledging the role it played in shaping her career aspirations, steering her towards more substantial acting opportunities.
Toure probed Warner further, questioning his awareness of Meghan’s biracial identity.
Warner affirmed his recognition of Meghan’s background, emphasizing her own acknowledgment of her heritage.
Reflecting on her upbringing as a biracial individual in the United States, Meghan shared in a Netflix docuseries her nuanced experience of being perceived differently based on societal contexts.
The Duchess candidly expressed how her racial identity became a focal point upon entering the UK, contrasting with her prior encounters where she wasn’t immediately categorized based on her race.
Meghan’s journey from starring in Suits as Rachel Zane to meeting Prince Harry on a blind date in 2016 showcased her evolution both professionally and personally.
As their relationship blossomed and she bid farewell to the show after seven seasons, Meghan’s narrative continued to intertwine with themes of identity and self-discovery.