Meghan Markle reveals a 'very very influential woman' begged her not to give up her activism

She also says duchess has been 'demonised' and praised Prince Harry for supporting her through criticism Jameela describes being suicidal and says Meghan reached out to her and others in their darkest moments She says: 'I started to notice this, almost default eye roll, when someone would mention a woman fighting for a cause'. Meghan claims that female activists are often dismissed by critics who want them to 'feel small' and be quiet Jameela Jamil and Shohreh Aghdashloo, the American-Iranian star of X-Men and 24, are Meghan's guests The Duchess of Sussex has released episode nine of Spotify podcast called: 'The Audacity of the Activist' Meghan Markle today claimed a 'very, very influential and inspiring' woman pleaded with her not to give up on activism when she married Prince Harry. Meghan Markle's latest Archetypes podcast is about how women activists are often victims of sexism by people who believe: 'Here she goes again' The Duchess of Sussex speaks to British actress and influencer Jameela Jamil and American-Iranian star of X-Men and 24, Shohreh Aghdashloo 'Ello!' Jameela Jamil gushed over Meghan Markle's bond with 'ally' Prince Harry and hailed the Duchess as 'kind and normal' during an appearance on her podcast Archetypes In the episode, Jameela compared her relationship with James Blake to Meghan's marriage to Prince Harry Jamil - who is known for her 'woke' opinions - is believed to have traveled to the Sussex's sprawling nine-bedroom and 16-bathroom mansion in Montecito with her boyfriend singer-songwriter James Blake How Jameela Jamil stood up for Meghan on Twitter when she was accused of being 'political' before slamming Prince Andrew The Good Place star, 34, said the Duke of York - Prince Harry's uncle - was the Firm's 'alleged resident pedo' and claimed he was 'besties with a sex trafficker' in a Twitter rant Jamil stood up for Meghan in the past amid claims the Suits actress went against royal family rules by being political. Meghan's new episode 'To "B" or not to "B" is about the use of the word 'b**ch' and how it and other language is used to put women down On the show Meghan speaks to business leaders and entrepreneurs including Mellody Hobson, the chairwoman of Starbucks, and her close friend Victoria Jackson, the make-up mogul Miss Jackson went on to build a $1billion business and then moved into medical research after her daughter was diagnosed with a rare and often fatal eye condition.