Meghan Markle has given a new interview (Image: Bloomberg Originals/Youtube)

Meghan Markle has taken a new brutal dig at her life in the Royal Family as she appeared on YouTube series The Circle with Emily Chang to talk about her life as well as her business, As Ever. The Duchess’ interview coincides with the release of the second series of her Netflix show, With Love, Meghan.

Appearing in the new sit-down chat, Meghan and Emily went to a local restaurant, where they ate smash burgers and drank beers, before chatting about several topics, including Meghan’s brief time as a senior member of the Royal Family. In one moment, she took a subtle swipe about the rules that exisited around what she could wear in public.

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The Duchess was asked about her fashion choices and their impact. She revealed that she tries to amplify smaller brands owned by women. But during the chat about fashion, she dropped a hint about what life was like as a Royal.

Describing her thought process when choosing her clothes, she reflected on when she “wasn’t using her voice” as much.

She said: “A lot of my choices, especially when I wasn’t using my voice as often, my fashion choices were decisive. And they were really designed to uplift a lot of smaller brands that people might not know about”.

Meghan’s new interview comes as the Duchess releases the second series of her show (Image: Netflix)

In another part of the interview, she delved a bit more into how her fashion choices were controlled and influenced by her position in the Royal Family. She revealed: “It was different several years ago when I couldn’t be as vocal and I had to wear nude pantyhose (tights) all the time. Let’s be honest, that was not very myself.

“I hadn’t seen pantyhose since movies in the 80s when they came in the little egg. That felt a little bit inauthentic. And that’s a silly example.

“But it is an example of when you’re able to dress the way you want to dress and you are able to say the things you want to say that are true and be able to show up in a space that is really organically and authentically, that’s being comfortable in your own skin.

“Of course, I have had different chapters in my life. But right now I don’t feel I need to prove anything.”