MEGHAN Markle LAUGHED at her royal title as Ellen called her the Duchess of Sussex in an interview.
The former actress, 40, let out a stifled giggle when the US talk-show host sarcastically read out her title when discussing her children’s book The Bench.
Sarcastic Ellen poked fun at “Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex” during the sneak peak clip of the interview – set to air tomorrow.
Meghan stifles a giggle before launching into a discussion about the kids’ book.
Meghan and Harry can still be known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after being given the titles as a wedding gift at their 2018 nuptials at Windsor Castle.
But they stepped down from royal life in a desperate bid for privacy – with Meghan revealing in her Oprah interview the damaging impact royal life had had on her mental health.
Meghan goes onto discuss her children’s book The Bench in the 80-second sneak-peak clip of the highly anticipated chat.
Meghan states: “I wrote this originally just as a poem for my husband on Fathers’ Day and it was about my observation of him and him being a dad, which was the most beautiful thing to watch.
“And that was really the intention of it.
“Once it was shared with a couple of friends and people that we were close with they said: ‘This resonates with me too because it feels really inclusive and there’s representation and it’s just a sweet love story between a family.’
“And I said, well ok lets turn it into a children’s book and make sure that all those pieces of it – especially the softer side of masculinity, the softer side of fatherhood – are all in there and make sure that people can see themselves in these pages.
“Because I can remember as a little girl, you didn’t always see someone who looked like you.
“And I thought that was really important to have everyone’s story feel like it was unfolding on those pages for them.”
