In a recent interview, Meghan Markle was all loved-up about about her husband Prince Harry, claiming that "no one in the world loves me more than him".
The Duchess of Sussex spoke about this in a recent interview for Harper's Bazzar with journalist Kaitlyn Greenidge in New York.
This interview also shine a light on Meghan's protocol of telling staff to announce her to guests, which as at odds with royal protocol, according to experts. In this chat with Greennidge, Meghan was announced by her full title to a room, even though there was only one other person present.
"We're in a grand brownstone on the Upper East Side that belongs to one of Meghan's friends", Greenidge wrote. 'We're in a grand brownstone on the Upper East Side that belongs to one of Meghan's friends".
It was at this point that Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliam, an etiquette expert, said that journalists should be announced to Meghan, instead of her announcing herself to them and "so this breaks protocol", adding: "It also makes her look silly".
He added: "Someone is obviously announced when, say, James Bond arrives to escort Queen Elizabeth to the Olympics. He is announced as "Mr Bond, Your Majesty" and then he enters".
As for the interview, Meghan spoke about her decision to make jam, as well as getting corny about her husband, Prince Harry.
In a feature from Harper's Bazaar, entitled 'Meghan's Moment', the tagline read: "After years of being subsumed by other people's narratives, the Duchess of Sussex is ready to author her own next chapter".
The former Suits star was asked about what inspirations she hopes her two children, Archie aged 6 and Lilibet aged 4 will take from her working life.
Speaking about her homemade pots of jam, which she sold through her lifestyle business, As Ever, Meghan had this to say.
"I hope they see the value of being brave', she says of her children", adding: "They saw it when the jam was just a pot on the stove, bubbling".
Elsewhere, Meghan also spoke about how much she is loved by her husband.
"He loves me so boldly, fully. No one in the world loves me more than him, so I know he's always going to make sure that he has my back", she stated. "You have someone who just has this childlike wonder and playfulness. I was so drawn to that, and he brought that out in me".
She went on to admit that she has made mistakes in the past, and that there is "not a lot of fun" in trying to be perfect.
In a possible dig at her critics, she said: "I think the moment you start making all of your personal decisions based on external judgment, you lose your authenticity".
For the magazine cover, Megan Markle posed in a black silk jacket and trousers by Dior. In another photo, she wore a sleeveless red Balenciaga, with a dramatic cape draping over one shoulder.
Earlier this month, it emerged that Meghan Markle was to star in an upcoming film, Close Personal Friends, where she is to star as herself, alongside several household names. More on this here.
