Meghan Markle admits she feels guilty for ‘having a lot’ of money — but still thinks she’ll ‘never have enough’

Meghan Markle has money guilt.

The Duchess of Sussex spoke candidly to podcast guest Sara Blakely on Tuesday about her “mindset on money.”

The “Confessions of a Female Founder” host, 43, explained that “women especially” are “taught to not even talk about” their finances.

The former actress noted, “There’s lots of guilt mentality surrounding having a lot. And at the same time, there’s a scarcity mindset.

“It’s easy to attach to [the idea] of, like, ‘I’ll never have enough,’” the “Suits” alum continued, adding that she would “love to have” a healthier mindset about money.

Markle and husband Prince Harry, notably, have an estimated combined net worth of $60 million.

In September 2024, the London Times reported that the Duke of Sussex, 40, and brother Prince William inherited more than $10 million from Queen Elizabeth II.

Harry and Markle live in a $14 million mansion in Montecito, Calif., with Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, 3.

The duo have made headlines for frequently utilizing their A-list pals’ private jets and homes, with a source telling Page Six last year that they “certainly don’t like to spend their own money.”

The insider claimed, “It’s always other people’s money.”

Markle has undertaken a slew of business ventures in recent months, which she addressed elsewhere on Tuesday’s episode.

She said working on her own was “incredibly lonely” — but also “liberating” — before she partnered with Netflix on her As Ever lifestyle brand.

She called the streaming platform’s involvement a “U-turn moment” in her career.

Markle dropped her first line of products in April, one month after debuting Season 1 of “With Love, Meghan” on Netflix.

Her Lemonada Media podcast also began streaming last month.