Sussex Duchess confesses she is Nigerian.

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, is “43% Nigerian.”Sussex Duchess confesses she is Nigerian, the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has revealed that she is 43 percent Nigerian.

Sussex Duchess confesses she is Nigerian while speaking to Nigerian-American star Ziwe on her ‘Archetypes podcast.

Meghan explained that she had her genealogy done a couple of years ago and discovered her strong Nigerian roots.

Meghan said that she was “really proud” of her Nigerian heritage and that it was “a part of her that she wants to celebrate”.

The Duchess also spoke about the importance of diversity and inclusion, saying that it was “so important that our little ones grow up knowing that every single one of them is special”.

“That is something that is so important to me and it’s a part of who I am,” she said.

Ziwe answered by requesting more information about Meghan’s background from Meghan.

Sussex Duchess confesses she is Nigerian.

Ziwe stated “Are you for real? It’s a big deal. Yoruba and Igbo, do we know?”

The duchess continued, “I’m going to start to investigate deeper into all of this because everybody that I’ve told, especially Nigerian women, are just like, “What?” I have Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 16 months, with Prince Harry.

However, Meghan has previously stated that it was not until she started dating Harry that she “came to comprehend what it was like to be treated like a black woman.”

The duchess revealed herself on a podcast with Mariah Carey, a musician who is also of mixed heritage.

“I had read this Halle Berry story, and they were asking her how she felt about being treated as a mixed-race woman in the world, ” the woman remarked.

She replied, “Well, your experience through the world is how people regard you,” in answer.

She claimed that because of her deeper skin tone, she was regarded as a black woman rather than a mixed-race woman.

“And I believe that since we have light skin, it is quite different for us because Nobody treats you like a black woman. You are not regarded as a woman of color. You sort of fall between the two.

“I mean, the only time my attention has been greater on my race in my life is since I began dating my husband.

My understanding of what it meant to be treated as a black woman gradually improved. I had been treated like a mixed woman up to that point. And a lot of things changed.

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