Meghan Markle’s HATED Netflix Cooking Show Renewed—Make it Make Sense!

British royal family news shows that the world is near apocalypse—the sign being the renewal of With Love, Meghan, the treacly, pretentious Netflix show about pretending to cook like a princess.

Why? WHY? Why in the name of all that is decent is this universally panned clown show being given a second life?

The news comes days after the first episodes were panned by critics and fans–make it make sense.

Why Is With Love, Meghan Renewed?

The Netflix series dropped Tuesday and the Duchess of Sussex’s effort “was widely criticised by viewers. But huge levels of interest have convinced TV bosses to renew the series, according to People.” Hate watching is a thing.

An industry insider told the Sun that the decision is controversial since “Many were so scathing about the eight-part series that they thought there was no way it would get another season. But it seems the streamer is delighted with the chatter its created on both sides of the Atlantic this week.” Netflix is delighted like a baby smearing poo on the walls, and we’re the gobsmacked parents.

With Love, Meghan is Incomprehensible

With Love, Meghan is eight cringe episodes, 33 minutes each, and represents the latest metamorphosis of Grifter—into a charming, upscale host who feeds her guests basic peanuts disguised as upmarket nuts.

What’s nuts is that the streaming giant didn’t drop this turkey and fade into the shadows to lick its wounds. Nope, it’s all in for idiocy driven by a B-lister who’s been called a hustler and a loser by Hollywood, but never a princess.

The outlet adds that the series is designed to show “a new side to the Duchess of Sussex – in what could be the last roll of the dice to salvage her and Prince Harry’s lucrative $100million streaming deal.”

Reality paints a different picture, with the show “slammed by reviewers as ‘gormless lifestyle filler’ with a ‘tangible desperation’ following its release.”

At one point Meghan corrected The Office star and guest Mindy Kaling when she called her “Meghan Markle.” We are all to call madame Meghan Sussex from now on.

Meghan Markle Markles Herself

Commenters were in shock with one asking “Is Netflix aware that shows can be cancelled?” and another posting “All the good shows Netflix has cancelled and they renew a show where a woman doesn’t even know her own name and shows people how to empty stuff out of a plastic bag and put it into another plastic bag. This show is so basic she’s showing nothing new.”

It’s your turn—let us know what you think of another season of Meghan’s feckless cooking tips and tricks!

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