In a recent interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle discussed her ongoing mental health struggles, revealing that she has 'not scraped the surface' of her experiences with suicidal thoughts during her time as a royal. She reiterated her commitment to sharing her journey to help others, emphasizing the importance of being open about pain and trauma. Together with Prince Harry, she launched The Parents' Network, a support initiative aimed at helping parents navigate the challenges of online safety for their children, particularly in light of social media-related tragedies. Meghan's past revelations about feeling suicidal and unsupported by royal institutions continue to resonate, as she hopes her openness will encourage others to seek help. The interview highlighted the couple’s personal experiences and their efforts to foster a supportive community for grieving families. Despite her discomfort in revisiting painful memories, Meghan expressed that voicing her struggles is worth it if it helps others feel less alone.