A New Chapter with Netflix

Meghan’s remarks came shortly after Netflix released eight new episodes of her lifestyle series.

The second season mirrors the format of the first, offering tips on home entertaining, cooking, and lifestyle practices. This time, Meghan is joined by celebrity friends such as Chrissy Teigen, Tan France, Jay Shetty, and others.

Despite the excitement of its launch, the new season has already faced heavy backlash from British critics.

The Telegraph gave the show just two stars, calling it “needy” and “marginally less mad” than season one.

The Times of London dismissed it as “a series in search of a meaning, fronted by a woman in need of some cash.”

The Sun’s Royal Editor, Matt Wilkinson, branded the project “self-indulgent,” while The Guardian described it as “so painfully contrived.”

Celebrity Chef’s Reaction

Celebrity chef Jameson Stocks, who has previously cooked for the royal family, also weighed in with his disappointment.

“I tried to keep an open mind, hoping it might be an improvement on the first series,” said Stocks, 41. “But just two minutes in, I was already done with this bulls–t.”

The chef criticized the Suits alum’s latest venture, suggesting she should leave behind her cooking ambitions and “stick to acting,” concluding that her series felt “rather insincere.”