**Meghan Markle Accused of Lying by Truth Analyst Mike Sylvester**

Meghan Markle has found herself under scrutiny after truth analyst Mike Sylvester raised doubts about the authenticity of her recent statements made on the podcast, Archetypes.

In a conversation with the National Enquirer, Sylvester highlighted specific instances where he believed Markle's voice betrayed signs of deceit.

According to him, there were moments when Meghan sounded unduly stressed, a telltale sign of dishonesty in his analysis.

One such instance was when Markle claimed that her first experience of being treated as a black woman only occurred after she started dating Prince Harry.

Despite being biracial, she asserted that she had always been perceived as a white woman until that point, suggesting a significant shift in her life.

However, Sylvester, using advanced technology, detected heightened stress in Markle's voice during this revelation, leading him to question the veracity of her words.

Moreover, Markle's denial of the label “diva” has also come under scrutiny, as numerous royal enthusiasts and experts have labeled her as such due to her alleged extravagant demands.

Sylvester noted a similar pattern of elevated stress levels in Meghan's voice when discussing this topic, hinting at a possible lack of transparency in her statements.

While it is plausible that Markle experienced stress during these conversations, Sylvester proposed an alternative explanation, suggesting that her discomfort may have stemmed from the challenging nature of the discussions rather than deliberate deception.

In a surprising turn of events, Meghan Markle's podcast, Archetypes, witnessed a decline in popularity in the UK, with episodes ranking at numbers 71, 105, and 110 on the charts.

The podcast, which typically releases new episodes every Tuesday, has been put on hold by Spotify following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Markle's grandmother-in-law.

As the public waits for the resumption of Archetypes, anticipation builds for the upcoming fourth episode, featuring a discussion on the Dragon Lady stereotype with comedian Margaret Cho.

In an official statement from Spotify, it was announced that further episodes of Archetypes would remain on hold until the conclusion of the mourning period for Queen Elizabeth II in Britain.

The UK government has instituted two distinct mourning periods – national mourning, which spans from the monarch's demise to the state funeral, and royal mourning, observed by the royal family and their households.

King Charles III declared a period of royal mourning lasting until seven days post the Queen's funeral, with normal activities set to resume by September 26th.

Considering the scheduling of Archetypes on Tuesdays, the potential return of the podcast hinges on the interpretation of the mourning period by Spotify.

If aligned with national mourning, fans can expect the release of the fourth episode on Tuesday, September 20th, marking a crucial moment in Meghan Markle's podcast journey amidst ongoing scrutiny and the backdrop of royal mourning protocols.