The Duchess of Sussex's latest Netflix lifestyle show failed to crack the top 1,000 most watched programmes on the platform, figures suggest, amid reports that it will not return for a third series. The second series of With Love, Meghan ranked 1,124th most watched shows between July and December 2025, with 2 views, according to data, coming below the second season of Miraculous: Tales Of Ladybug & Cat Noir, as well as programmes several years older including Downton Abbey.
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Despite their highly publicised separation from the royal family, Harry and Meghan remain extraordinarily loyal to their fancy titles. They have been asked before why they cling to their aristocratic honorifics and shrugged off the question. What difference would that make? Harry told Anderson Cooper in 2023, when asked why the couple didn't renounce the titles. The difference, Mr Duke, is that people might stop wondering why you and Megs are so keen on reminding everyone that you're royals,
But of course, the wife of Prince Harry was probably wearing enough makeup to look glamorously au naturel so that her fans will praise her for being so brave. Meanwhile, that claim of authenticity gets challenged by the way Meghan and her P.R. team seem to have arranged a hagiographic profile that brushes by her many controversies, including the multiple staff-bullying allegations or that a Spotify executive famously called her and Harry (expletive) grifters.
We're all familiar with the philosophical question, "If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" What about, "If ex-British royals attend the 70th birthday of an American matriarch momager, but there are no photos of them, were they really there?" For me, the answer to both is: who fuckin' cares!
Ms. Robinson oversaw project-based work for a very successful season of With Love, Meghan' and additional support for the production company, a spokesperson for the royal couple told People. She did an excellent job and completed these projects with great success. Robinson, who spent eight years as Netflix's senior director of publicity before leaving in May 2024, is the latest in a string of communications staffers to exit the Sussexes' team in recent years.
The video was followed by a photo of the mother-daughter duo standing side by side while she held Lilibet's hand. Meghan penned an inspirational message in the caption, writing in part, "To all the girls - this world is yours." "Do everything you can to protect your rights, use your voice, support each other," she continued. "We will do the same for you. It's your right and our responsibility. Go get 'em girl! Happy International Day of the Girl."
Plating yogurt in a pretty glass can elevate store-bought cartons, but Markle goes the extra mile by neatly spooning ingredients into parfait cups and garnishing yogurt with colorful elements. The careful layering of jam and fruit in a see-through glass helps add a touch of romance to the easy-to-assemble dish. Markle first spoons jam into the bottom of glass dishes, then scoops yogurt on top of the jam. She finishes each serving with toppings of coconut flakes, goji berries, and flowers.
I like recipes that take, like, four hours. I don't do fast recipes at all. I like to braise. Wow, that is so fascinating. Is it though? Is it? Netflix is clearly gambling that it is. The second series of With Love, Meghan is with us, albeit alongside the news that the Sussexes' new deal with the streaming platform is not another $100m (74m), five-year extravaganza, but a rather less spectacular first-look agreement that gives Netflix first refusal on any shows the couple create.
"It [As Ever] is run by a confederacy of dunces working on this platform that is just getting maximising the value from her fame that came from Suits and being a part of the Royal Family and they're just milking that for everything they can."
"Fans thought it came from Meghan's kitchen, but it's actually a mass-produced jam made by the same firm behind her herbal tea line. Because, guess what? Not everything is as it seems, once again, about Meghan Markle."
"Ladies and gentlemen, please be careful what you are saying to each other because the world can lip read," guards stationed outside of the castle told wedding guests upon arrival.
