Meghan Markle become emotional during a recent appearance in the podcast where she opened life with Prince Harry and their children, Prince Archie And Princess Lilibet.

The former actress, who went without makeup for the conversation, had her eyes in tears at a given moment while reading a sincere message from her children.

Meghan Markle also thought of the first struggles in his relationship with Prince Harry and shared memories of the meeting of Queen Elizabeth II.

During her very first interview with Podcast with her friend Jamie Kern Lima, the founder of It Cosmetics, Meghan was frank on life with Prince Harry and their two children, Archie, five and Lilibet, three years old, at their home in Montecito.

The proud mom revealed that she had sent daily emails to her children as a way to build a digital “time capsule” so that they can go back when they are older.

Becoming visibly emotional, she read a sweet message from Archie and Lilibet, passed by their father: “From Archie and Lili via dad. We love your kitchen. We love your pancakes and we love, love, love your hugs. You are the best mother and we love you.”

Touched by the letter, Meghan pointed out on their use of “mummy” with the British spelling, smiling through tears.

“So sweet. I also like it to be a mom, instead of mom, which is very British,” she said, adding: “I did not expect that, they are so great. This is why it is so pleasant not to make up, thank you.”

During the episode, Meghan also thought about the first days of his relationship with Harry, alluding to their behind the scenes.

The Duchess of Sussex described how they quickly found themselves “in the trenches”, a comment that some saw as a subtle excavation in the royal family.

Speaking frankly, Meghan revealed: “You must imagine, at the beginning, they are all butterflies – but then we immediately entered the trenches.”

She continued: “As soon as she gets out of the door, like six months of meetings. So now, seven years later, when you have a little breathing space, you can just enjoy a new way. And that’s why I have the impression that it’s more a honeymoon period for us now.”

She also recalled her first meeting with Queen Elizabeth II as a “shock for the system”, admitting that she thought that Harry joked when he told her that she would need courtly.

During the podcast, Meghan spoke of the deep love that she hopes that her children, Archie and Lilibet, will always feel.

She shared her wish that they are looking back one day and recognize: “No one has ever loved someone more than the way our mom loved us.”

Opening on her approach to maternity, Meghan revealed that she was inspired by a friend who created private messaging accounts for her children, filled with photos and letters to read when they age.

“I thought it was such a beautiful time capsule to create for them,” she said. “So I created these email addresses for children … that I will give them at some point.”

Each night, before bed, explained Meghan, she sends them a message, including daily snapshots like bulletins and candid moments that may not be saved or displayed.

When Archie and Lilibet finally access these messages as they get older, Meghan hopes that they will feel “she loved us so much”.

As part of his efforts to capture special memories for his children, Meghan shared a comforting moment this weekend, giving fans an overview of life at their home in Montecito.

She recently surprised royal fans with pretty photos of the young prince and the princess with her in a garden that picks roses.

Meghan shared another sweet moment with her children in a video published on Instagram, in which the duchess can be heard preparing a new lot of strawberry jam while asking the three -year -old lilibet what she thinks of homemade treat.

“It’s beautiful,” spurts Lilibet with his happy Californian accent.

Meghan also published an Archie Nourishing Koi Fish clip in the pond in their field of $ 14 million. Enthusiastically calling for his mother, Archie said, “Mama, look at that! I just feeded him!” Meghan laughed and replied: “Good job, that’s enough.”