Meghan Markle’s Netflix show ‘With Love, Meghan’ is facing criticism from journalists as it prepares for a second season in the autumn. Journalists Suzan Holder and Emma Woolf appeared on GB News to express disappointment with the show, with Holder noting that Markle’s return to the kitchen seems like a step backwards. Woolf criticized the show for its perceived fakery and lack of substance.
Critics in the UK media have also panned the show, with The Telegraph giving it a two-star review and The Guardian describing it as ‘toe-curlingly unloveable TV’. Despite the negative reviews, Markle has announced that a second season will be airing soon, though details have not been revealed yet. She shared the news on Instagram shortly after the first season premiered.
‘With Love, Meghan’ has been accused of being out of touch with reality and lacking genuine content. The show has been criticized for its artificiality and superficiality, with some reviewers questioning the authenticity of the cooking segments. As the debate around the show continues, viewers will have to wait to see if the second season addresses any of the criticisms raised by journalists and audiences alike.
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