Meghan Merckle's lates Netflix Show, now delayed until March 2025 takes lifestyle cringe to new heights.
Based on the trailer it consists of Meghan gardening, cooking, and crafting, playing the model creative housewife, making food and other gifts for her family and friends, old and new ('everyone's invited).
I imagine there are a few conversations to be had, so this is going to be part homemaking tips and part conversations on various life matters. One sort of imagines Saturday Kitchen meets Lorraine. Or something along those lines.
Not cutting it...
Harry and Meghan allegedly have an £80 million deal with Netflix, but apparently Harry's last show 'Polo' was a total flop, and I can't imagine this one is going to do much better.
Clearly from the trailer there's literally nothing original in it, it's mainly Meghan flower arranging, baking and making probably mocktails.
And then there's the fake factor, everyone knows this isn't what Meghan does, it's play acting, she's not even a genuine homemaker, this is just a pure media invention.
There's no integrity here... I mean YouTube and Instagram are already full of ACTUAL HOMEMAKERS doing this sort of stuff, and that's much closer to reality.
Almost no-one gives a shit about Meghan and Harry.
Ex-royals....
They are not royals anymore, they are ex-royals, they have a super-bizarre status, but their break with royalty is so long ago now they can't really trade off it anymore, they've got to make it on their own.
And what have they got without the royal label, not a lot TBH... A fake wife and a confused sort-of prince, it's tragic, and not that marketable.
They should have stuck with royals, I mean now that Kate's a cancer survivor, and the King (I think) there's a lot of love going around for the royals, had Meghan and Harry stayed onside they could be playing the role of the supportive son/ daughter/ brother/ sister.
But over the ocean in LA they just seem to me floundering, trying to come across as normal, but everyone knows whatever they do they just do it for the money to support their lavish lifestyles.
But at the end of the day I don't think enough people give a shit to support them sufficiently to provide them with the money they need to pay for the lifestyle they've become used to.