Meghan Markle's recent Instagram Story hinted at a difficult chapter finally coming to an end. TalkTV presenter Kevin O'Sullivan addressed her latest post alongside royal commentator Kinsey Schofield on Monday's edition of his show. The pair discussed her recent social media offering claiming the timing is at odds after she exchanged vows with Prince Harry.

In a new post the 44-year-old addressed a challenging period sharing her horoscope for April 25. It read, "The tension between who you actually are and what the world around you was willing to see has been exhausting in a way that is hard to explain to people who have not lived it," the message read for her sign Leo. "Your confidence took hits it had no business taking. You questioned your creative direction, your spotlight, your worth. April 25th, the pressure lifts. You get the space to just exist without fighting for it."

A second post showed the signs Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius dancing to the end of "the hardest seven years of their lives on April 25th".

Kevin began: "Meghan has been liking these astrology [posts] being put out. She indicated that she is emerging from the hardest, most challenging seven years of her life. Isn't that the period of her marriage to Harry?"

Kinsey claimed the Sussexes failed to notice the "consequences of their actions".

"This again, how are we not supposed to immediately interpret it as what you just said," the royal commentator mused. "Seven years? If I do the math, this is the time you shacked up with [Harry]."

She went on to suggest that Meghan relies "heavily on astrology", adding, "I don't think it has been her year".

Kinsey continued: "Everything [Meghan] has dreamt of has come true thanks to her marriage to Harry. Her dreams have come true but it's his dreams we are worried about.

"She got to be the TV lifestyle host she always dreamt of. She released a book. She got a reality TV show and a Netflix deal. She had multiple magazine covers."

The royal commentator concluded: "Meghan's had the most enchanting life and she's trying to say the last seven years have been the worst?"

Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry, recently returned from a four-day trip to Australia.

They both candidly spoke about their own mental wellness during separate events, with the Duke of Sussex sharing that he "didn't want" his royal role following the 1997 death of his mother, Princess Diana, and Meghan reflecting on being "the most trolled person in the entire world" after coupling up with her husband a decade ago.

“For now, 10 years, every day for 10 years, I have been bullied and attacked," Meghan said while speaking to a classroom of students on the trip, adding, "Now, I’m still here."

Meghan and Prince Harry tied the knot at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle in 2018. Just two years later, the couple quit the UK and stepped back as working members of the royal family, where they started a new life in California, with their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.