Asked what past mistakes have taught her, she responded, “You learn not to do it again.”

“If it all goes swimmingly, you don’t learn from it. If you don’t learn anything, you’re not going to grow.”

Notably, Greenidge wrote that Meghan was introduced to her at a friend’s Upper East Side home as the “Duchess of Sussex” rather than just by her name.

Online Critics Tear Into Meghan’s Makeup-Free Look

Despite the depth of the interview, the internet zeroed in on the photoshoot itself. One critic wrote, “She looks HORRIBLE here. Her delusions of being a fashion icon and model and whatever else are just… DELUSIONAL. She looks even more basic.”

Another posted, “How is she not embarrassed by herself? I have so much second-hand embarrassment… She looks so bad in these photos. I absolutely don’t know how or why she approved these.”

A third person, mocking her pose, joked, “Looks like she is about to sneeze.”

Debate Over a Notable Detail in the Interview

Others honed in on a line in the article that many felt was an “eye roll.” Greenidge recalled her arrival at the Upper East Side home: “When I enter, the house manager announces, ‘Meghan, Duchess of Sussex,’ even though we appear to be the only other two people in the house.”

A longtime Meghan supporter reacted, “I’m a huge Meghan defender, but this is a bizarre thing to do in the intimacy of your own home… I’m sure the journo is fully aware and doesn’t need reminding of her title. I’m glad they not so subtly called it out.”

“Someone at Harper’s Bazaar does not like Meghan Markle..” another commenter suggested.