Meghan Markle and Prince Harry may have stepped down from their royal roles but interest in the couple remains.
And this week, the royal pair took part in a podcast titled Teenager Therapy where they gave one of their most revealing interviews yet according to MarieClaire.
In the podcast, Meghan revealed that in 2019 she had been the most trolled person in the whole world.
This was despite the fact that she was on maternity leave and 'not even visible' for eight months of it.
And while speaking on the podcast, she revealed that she found the experience 'almost unsurvivable.'
The couple also went on to discuss an interview with Meghan that went viral in which a journalist asked if she was okay.
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It was during an ITV documentary titled Harry and Meghan: An African Journey in which during an interview Meghan was asked if she was okay.
Speaking on the podcast about the interview Meghan said: "Isn't that funny, it was about a year ago that someone asked me that.
"We were on a tour in South Africa. On the last day of the tour, we were just about to give Archie a bath, we were exhausted."
Harry went on to reveal that Meghan was still breastfeeding at the time and in between every official engagement she was heading back to their son to make sure he was fed.
"At the very end the journalist asked me: 'Well, are you okay?' and I didn't realise that my answer would receive such an interest from around the world, because I said: 'Well thanks, people haven't really asked me if I'm okay.
"I didn't think about that answer, I just answered honestly, because I was in a moment of vulnerability because I was tired, because there was no presentation, it was just 'Here's where I am, I'm a mum who is with a four-and-a-half-month-old baby and we are tired."
