With Love, Meghan - where the duchess shares lifestyle tips - launched on Monday
Meghan Markle’s Netflix series *With Love, Meghan*, a lifestyle show featuring her hosting tips, cooking, and interactions with celebrity friends, has faced widespread criticism. Launched on Netflix after a delay due to the Los Angeles wildfires, the eight-episode series has been described as overly sentimental and awkward, with critics noting its excessive use of words like “sweet,” “beautiful,” and “gorgeous.” Meghan’s dialogue, including remarks like referring to a cake as “she” and saying “Good night, sweetheart” as she places it in the oven, has been particularly savaged. Prince Harry appears briefly in the final episode, joining Meghan and her family for a celebratory brunch. Meghan’s comments about the show marking a new chapter and her pride in her identity as a Sussex were highlighted. The series, which also touches on her children Archie and Lili, is seen as a significant project for the Sussexes, who signed a multimillion-pound deal with Netflix in 2020. Their previous Netflix project, the controversial documentary *Harry & Meghan*, was their most successful release to date.
