Larissa May, founder of #HalfTheStory, a nonprofit focused on improving young people's relationship with technology, told Vanity Fair about the personal conversations that Meghan, 43, had with a group of teens while visiting the nonprofit Girls Inc. in Santa Barbara, Calif., on Oct. 2.

Meghan Markle candidly spoke to teenagers about her experiences with being bullied online at a recent event.

She's going from "Duchess Difficult" to "Princess Parody." Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex and wife of the United Kingdom's Prince Harry, has been practically writing a textbook on how to alienate the public -- not to mention the in-laws -- since marrying into the British royal family.

Meghan Markle’s claim to be one of the world’s “most bullied people” sparked fury on GB News with political commentators Chloe Dobbs and Liz Kershaw sticking the boot in on the duchess.Earlier this month,

During a visit with Girls Inc., Meghan Markle discussed her experiences with bullying, engaging in activities while supporting a new digital wellness program.

Meghan Markle stepped out in California again for a very poignant visit which holds a special link to her daughter, Princess Lilibet.