Duchess Meghan
New cooking show disappointed spectators
On March 4, “with Love, Meghan” starts on Netflix. But the trailer promises a cooking show that Duchess Meghan probably doesn’t deliver at all.
In the preview of “With Love, Meghan”, the Netflix subscribers Duchess Meghan (43) see it snipped in the kitchen, harvesting vegetables from your own garden, baking, decorating desserts or flower bouquets. But the content of the series should not have much in common, reveal sources that the format could see before the official start on March 4th compared to the British.
Netflix announced that the show “mixes practical instructions and open conversations with new and old friends”. The streaming provider adds: “Meghan shares personal tips and tricks that put playfulness about perfection and emphasizes how easy it can be to create beauty, even in the unexpected.” You and your guests would roll up your sleeves in the kitchen or in the garden and invite the spectators to do the same.
But if you expect Meghan to lead through recipes step by step, take off ingredients and give cooking tips step by step. Instead, according to the “Daily Mail” columnist, the format is a kind of “instructions for catering” and offers inspiration and ideas for those who want to be perfect hosts.
Husband Prince Harry (40) should also be “hardly seen” and “hardly mentioned”. Her common children Archie (5) and Lilibet (3) will also play no role. The property shown should also not be the private home of the exile royals.
A cooking show without a cooking show
The UK source also says: “There is no point where Meghan says ‘Take 200 grams’ flour or similar.” Although their guests also include the professional chefs Alice Waters (80) and Roy Choi (54). Instead, she arranges nice afternoons for and with her guests such as actress Mindy Kaling (45) or Meghan’s personal friends, including her makeup artist Daniel Martin, Delfina Blaquier (44, who is married to Prince Harry’s best buddy Ignacio Figueras) and the fashion designer Tracy Robbins ( 49).
The eight -part series will be broadcast from March 4, after Meghan, who lives with Harry in Montecito, California, believed that it would be insensitive to publish it as planned on January 15, shortly after the heavy forest fires.
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