The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has been accused of an editing blunder during a recent interview to promote her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan. Viewers noticed an awkward moment in the conversation with Bloomberg journalist Emily Chang, where laughter appeared to be dubbed in from an unknown source.
In the clip, Meghan discusses self-confidence, saying: 'I think the more comfortable you get with yourself, certainly age helps. I'll be 44 - it's great!' As she spoke, a burst of laughter is heard, but neither Meghan nor Ms Chang appears to have made the sound, leaving fans puzzled.
One viewer commented: 'Who is laughing? That didn’t come from Emily Chang? Her body doesn’t move?' Another added: 'Did they dub on an extra laugh to make Meghan seem more funny? WHAT??? Perhaps she has a ventriloquist hobby on the side.' Others defended the duchess, calling her 'smart and well-spoken'.
Meghan also spoke about her children, Archie and Lilibet, admitting she struggled during a three-week separation. She said: 'The longest I went without being around our kids was almost three weeks. I was ... not well.' This was believed to refer to a 2022 trip to Europe and the UK with Prince Harry following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
