Celebrity chef Jameson Stocks criticized Meghan Markle’s new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” calling it “painful to watch.” Stocks described the music as slow and lethargic, suggesting that Markle should return to acting, a skill he believes she excels at. The Michelin-starred chef claimed that Netflix had approached him to be a consultant on the show but declined out of fear of backlash.
Steed, the director of “With Love, Meghan,” clarified that the show was not meant to portray Markle as a chef but rather showcase her love for cooking. Despite the criticism, the series has already been renewed for a second season, just days after its premiere.
The eight-episode show debuted on March 4 and features Markle cooking with friends such as Mindy Kaling and Abigail Spencer, as well as chef Roy Choi. The series also delves into Markle’s home life with Prince Harry and their two children.
Despite the negative reception from UK critics and Stocks, “With Love, Meghan” has been met with enough popularity to secure a second season on Netflix. The show sheds light on Markle’s passion for cooking and offers viewers a glimpse into her personal life beyond the royal family.
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