Duchess Meghan: No mistakes! Fact checker for her podcast

Duchess Meghan
Just no mistakes! She hires fact checkers for her podcast

Duchess Meghan, 41, seems to want to avoid nasty surprises. According to the “Daily Mail”, the new podcaster brought a fact checker into the team – right at the start of her Spotify project “Archetypes” in August 2022. After the death of Queen Elizabeth, † 96, the job was initially suspended , but with the appearance of the new episode after the forced break during the official mourning period for the monarch on October 4, Prince Harry’s wife, 38, apparently reactivated the post.

Duchess Meghan: fact checker is thematically on her wavelength

When filling the important key role, Meghan did not rely on an ordinary employee, as columnist Richard Eden reveals. It is a “young and highly talented American writer”. Her name is Nicole Pasulka – and she certainly has intersections with the Royal. “I write about criminal justice, activism, race, music, economics, queer culture and gender,” Pasulka said on your website and at the same time draws attention to the fact that she is currently completing a book.

A message caught up by time. Her work was published earlier this summer. The title is: “How You Get Famous” [zu Deutsch: “Wie Sie berühmt werden”]. But apparently she didn’t use her boss’s story with the British prince as a blueprint – which should probably help her keep her job with the Duchess. Rather, it is “a deep dive into New York City’s underground drag scene” and has been hailed as “a compelling book that will appeal to both gender researchers and anyone interested in queer culture.”

Pasulka only advises on Meghan’s podcast

Pasulka currently seems to be checking the facts exclusively for Meghan’s podcast. It is not known that she also briefs her superiors on other matters. A consideration that is definitely worth considering. In a recent interview with the American magazine “The Cut”, the royal spoke about an alleged conversation at the London premiere of “The Lion King” in 2019 with a South African team member. “He said, ‘You should know: when you married into this family, we were just as happy in the streets as we were when Mandela got out of prison,'” recalled the 41-year-old. But Dr. John Kani, 79, the only South African actor, pointed out shortly after publication that he had never met Meghan and was not at the premiere.

Here the royal would have needed their fact checker

And “Lion King” composer and Grammy award winner Lebohang Morake, 58, whose stage name is Lebo M, also speaks out in this regard. At the premiere in 2019 he actually spoke to Meghan, but he could not remember the content of the conversation.

“I cannot comment on the matter as it has been three years and I cannot recall details of the conversation, which lasted less than a minute, other than that the royals wanted to travel to South Africa or Botswana,” he told the Daily Mail “, adding: “I am the only South African directly associated with both the ‘The Lion King’ films and the Broadway productions.” In addition, Lebo M stated that he doubted that Harry and Meghan’s wedding was of great importance to the people of South Africa.

After the Sussexes’ sensational interview with US talker Oprah Winfrey in March 2021, Queen Elizabeth reacted diplomatically to the couple’s allegations of racism against the royal family. “While some memories may vary, they are taken very seriously and addressed privately by the family,” the statement said. In order to be able to avoid such variations in all media life situations in the future, Nicole Pasulka might be the right woman at Meghan’s side.

Sources used: dailymail.co.uk, royal.uk

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