Duchess Meghan Markle gives an emotional response during interview

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, got emotional in a recent interview with Tom Brady, in which they both are seen discussing Markle's opinion on dealing with the press during her pregnancy period. The interview started by Brady telling Markle that it was evident by Prince Harry's actions that he was trying to protect her from what his mother, Princess Diana, went through. Tom then asked Meghan about the impact on her mental and physical health during her pregnancy.

An emotional response

Meghan replied to the question by stating that any woman is vulnerable when she is pregnant and yes it was a very challenging time for her. Meghan then talked about how it is a lot to cope with whenever a woman had a newborn and was also a newlywed.

'Yes'

While the Dutchess fought back tears, she thanked Tom Brady for asking about her health. She added that not many people had asked whether she was all right. Tom asked her if it's really been a struggle to which she replied, "Yes". Meghan's emotional interview prompted reactions across Twitter.

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Twitter supports Meghan

One user posted a tweet that talked about how the people against Meghan should listen to this interview.

Another user posted a tweet that talked about how the Dutchess should get all the affection and care.

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One user talked about Princess Diana in her tweet.

Meghan Markle's problem with the press came to light after Prince Harry and her took legal action against a British tabloid. The Royal couple claimed that the publication had made public one of her personal letters, and was conducting a smear cmapaign against her. She was also criticised for the outfit that she wore ar Wimbledon while cheering on for Serena Williams.

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(With inputs from Agencies)