What time is Meghan Markles radio interview on NPR and how can I listen?
MEGHAN Markle will give her first interview since giving birth to daughter Lillibet this Sunday June 20. The Duchess of Sussex is expected to discuss her book on NPR's Weekend Show - we've got all the details below. Meghan's interview with NPR will begin at 9.49am EST, which is 2.49pm UK time. Her spokesman Omid Scobie announced the chat earlier this week, tweeting: "Fresh off the heels of her first childrens book becoming a certified #1 New York Times bestseller, Duchess Meghan will be giving her only interview about #TheBench to @samanthabalaban at the renowned  @NPRWeekend show, this Sunday between 8am-10am Eastern." Royal fans across the globe can tune into Meghan's latest interview using NPR's website. You can listen to Meghan's interview live by visiting the NPR Weekend Sunday edition website here. The Bench was released on June 8. She has also narrated an audiobook of the tale, which topped the New York Times Bestsellers list for kid's picture books. Meghan was "inspired" to pen The Bench after originally writing a poem for Harry's first Father's Day from their son Archie. She described her first work as a published author as "a love letter to my husband and son". On her Archewell website, she said of the book's success: "While this poem began as a love letter to my husband and son, Im encouraged to see that its universal themes of love, representation and inclusivity are resonating with communities everywhere. Most read in News BEHIND THE SCENES The real reason Meg made explosive comment on Archie not being a prince PALACE PROBE Palace report into Meghan bully claims could be delayed until next YEAR ROYAL RUMBLE Charles to 'ensure Archie will NEVER be a Prince, to Harry & Meghan's fury' HARRY WRITER Prince Harry wants to have his 'OWN journalist at Diana memorial event' SUSSEX SPIN Harry & Meghan hired Nick Cleggs ex-aide & movie producer to win briefing war  "In many ways, pursuing a more compassionate and equitable world begins with these core values." The book was kept off the top spot in the UK by Marcus Rashford's novel You Are A Champion, which sold 10,564 copies in a past week.