Royal Family Gives Zero Clucks About Meghan Markle’s New Netflix Cooking Show

British royal family news divulges that fans are wondering if the Windsors plan on catching Meghan Markle’s March 4 Netflix series, With Love, Meghan.

It’s a cooking and lifestyle show and it could be the make or break point for Netflix deciding whether they want to continue being Meghan’s business partner.

The Duchess of Sussex’s show was scheduled to premiere in January, but Netflix wasn’t ready to air it. Hopefully the show exceeds all expectations on March 4, 2025. Meghan’s reputation is riding on it. Here’s what to know about her in-laws staying up to catch the debut.

Will the Windsors Eat Up Meghan’s New Cooking Show?

Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond thinks the royals have better things to do than make popcorn and watch Meghan’s entertaining tips.

She told Mirror that she doubts “if anyone from the Royal Family will bother to watch it. Nor will they give any consideration to the next phase of her life. I really feel she has made herself irrelevant to the rest of the family.”

Meghan has been promoting the show on her Instagram, in part because Netflix has done nothing to recommend the content. On social media Meghan has shared the backs of her kid’s, Archie and Lilibet, heads. Spoiler alert: they have red hair.

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The show has been ripped apart by keyboard warriors and accusations that Meghan stole the idea for the show from Pamela Anderson’s lifestyle series haven’t helped to boost its popularity.

Jennie adds that Meghan “will justifiably feel annoyed that her plans have drawn such criticism.”

She added “But I guess she’s used to it by now. I think it’s ridiculous to suggest she’s copying other people. First of all, there’s very little in the media world that is original.”

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Meghan has been criticized for ditching the royal family to hawk wares online, but Bond sympathizes with the downgrade explaining that Meghan “started out as an influencer – and a very successful one – so it makes perfect sense for her to return to one of her strengths.”

For her part, Meghan has admitted to making bone headed moves as she tries to become relevant. One of the more glaring ones is the fact that she bragged about selling jam but has no fruit preserves nor anything else to actually sell.

She also flubbed hard by changing her brand name from ‘American Riviera Orchard’ to ‘As Ever’ mere days before the series debut.

But the Duchess of UnSussexful put a positive spin on the faux pas by telling People “There are tons of twists and turns — even with the name. I was figuring it out in real time.”

“It’s a learning curve.” It’s also amateur hour in Montecito, and everyone is waiting and watching to see what Netflix does next with the hustlers.

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