Meghan and Harry: Teaching little Lilibet (3) to express her opinion!

Former soap star Meghan Markle she talked about her daughter Lilibet during a panel discussion called Afro-Women Successors and Power: The Voice of Equality with Colombian Vice President Francia Márquez (42). On Sunday, during the last event she attended as part of a four-day trip to Colombia, Meghan reflected on the empowerment of “colored” women in society.

“I know what it’s like not to use your voice, when you need to be heard or have something to say,” the actress complained in front of a large crowd, according to PageSix. But it was a bit of a paradox, because she was never in need of attention from a wide range of people. And not just after she married into the royal family or ran a successful lifestyle blog that was followed by hundreds of women across America.

Even as a little girl, she was deeply offended by a sexist advertisement for a detergent, in which it was said: “Mothers across America struggle with greasy pots and pans.” At that time, Meghan sent an outraged letter not only to that concern, but also addressed her complaint to Hillary Clinton (76), and even talked about her on the TV screen, in an interview for the Nick News segment of Nickelodeon’s children’s station. So it cannot be said that she was ever ignored by the public…

Despite this, or perhaps precisely because of this, he knows very well how important it is to use his voice and change something – after all, the aforementioned company also changed its slogan. And this message about the power to speak up when she is dissatisfied is passed on by Meghan… This upbringing is already on her daughter Lilibet she begins to show and grows into a confident little girl. “At the age of three, she has already found her voice and we are really proud of that. I encourage our daughter to do so,“ she praised herself.

“I find inspiration in the strong women around me, one of them is of course my mother,” Meghan mentioned the woman who gave her life – Doria Ragland (67), with whom, unlike her father Thomas Markle (80) actively associates. “The way I approach things is not so much about fighting. Rather, it is about how we can express ourselves in space and mark everything around us with love, kindness and generosity. Those are the elements that inspire me,” added Prince Harry’s wife (39).