Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle has received Gracie award for Archetypes podcast. The 48th annual Gracie Awards recognised Meghan Markle as one of its digital media national winners for the podcast which is available on Spotify.
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Meghan Markle has spoken about the stereotypes women face with various famous celebrities on her podcast. The awards were organised by the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation in the US.
In a statement shared to the Archewell Foundation website, Meghan Markle said, “Thank you to the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation for this prestigious honour. This is a shared success for me and the team behind Archetypes – most of whom are women – and the inspiring guests who joined me each week.”
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Katie Couric's show Next Question and Alex Cooper's Call Her Daddy were also awarded while Christina Applegate, Tracee Ellis Ross, Faith Hill, Amanda Seyfried, Ava DuVernay, and Ziwe were among the winners.
{{/usCountry}}Katie Couric's show Next Question and Alex Cooper's Call Her Daddy were also awarded while Christina Applegate, Tracee Ellis Ross, Faith Hill, Amanda Seyfried, Ava DuVernay, and Ziwe were among the winners.
{{/usCountry}}Becky Brooks, president of the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation, said on the awards, “As we close out Women’s History Month, it is important to remember the legacy of Gracie Allen, the inspiration behind these esteemed awards. This year’s recipients exemplify Gracie Allen’s spirit through their exceptional talent, innovation and vision. Their steadfast dedication to their craft and their tenacious resolve to break boundaries serve as a compelling testament to the essential role women play in moulding the cultural landscape.”