Meghan Markle Returns to Instagram with Comments Disabled

The Duchess of Sussex reclaims her online presence while prioritizing mental health and advocating for safer digital spaces.

Meghan Markle launched her personal Instagram account for the first time in seven years, sharing videos of joyful moments and promoting her upcoming Netflix cooking series, 'With Love, Meghan,' debuting January 15.
To protect her mental health, Markle has disabled comments on her posts, citing past experiences with online harassment and cyberbullying, particularly during her pregnancies.
Markle has been vocal about the damaging effects of online hate, recounting threats and harassment that impacted her safety and emotional well-being, as detailed in previous public appearances and interviews.
Her return to social media aligns with her and Prince Harry's ongoing work through the Archewell Foundation to create safer, more compassionate digital environments, especially for young people and families.
Markle views this new chapter as an opportunity to authentically share moments of joy and inspiration, while modeling a thoughtful and positive approach to online engagement.