British celebrity chef Jameson Stocks has come forward to criticize Meghan Markle’s new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” calling it “terrible” and “painful to watch.” Stocks described the show as tiresome, with slow and lethargic music that made the viewing experience unpleasant. He suggested that Markle should return to acting, as he believes she is a good actress both on screen and in real life. Stocks also revealed that Netflix had approached him to be a consultant on the show, but he declined out of fear of backlash.
In response to the criticism, Michael Steed, the director of “With Love, Meghan,” clarified that the show was not meant to portray Markle as a chef, but rather to showcase her love for cooking. Despite the negative reviews, the show has been renewed for a second season less than a week after its premiere. Steed emphasized that Markle is constantly hustling and working, and the series provides a glimpse into her home life with Prince Harry and their children.
“With Love, Meghan,” which premiered on March 4, features Markle cooking meals with friends and sharing details about her family life. Despite the controversy surrounding the show, it seems that fans of the Duchess are eager to see more, as Netflix wasted no time in renewing it for a second season.
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