Meghan Markle has reportedly described herself as “one of the most bullied people in the world,” according to the founder of a youth advocacy organization. However, sources speaking to The Post have disputed this claim.

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, recently visited Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara to participate in a new digital wellness initiative called Social Media U. The program, developed in collaboration with #HalfTheStory—a movement focused on digital wellbeing for younger generations—is set to expand nationwide. The initiative is backed by Meghan and Prince Harry’s Archewell Foundation, alongside funding from the Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation and Melissa French Gates’ Pivotal Ventures.

During the October 2 event, described as “a screen-free afternoon of games, friendship bracelets, and coloring,” Meghan joined Girls Inc. CEO Stephanie J. Hull and #HalfTheStory founder Larissa May to discuss their personal experiences with social media.

Speaking to Vanity Fair in an article published on Friday, May shared that Meghan had commented on her experience with online criticism. “Meghan talked about being one of the most bullied people in the world,” May said, describing an activity where participants explored scenarios involving emotional responses to social media.

“We had girls wave little emoji signs to discuss how each scenario would have affected them emotionally,” May explained. “With Stephanie and Meghan, we also talked about what it means to grow up in today’s digital era.”

However, sources who spoke to The Post clarified that while the Duchess did share her experience with online bullying, she did not specifically claim to be the “most bullied person in the world.” A representative for Meghan has yet to comment.