Meghan Markle believes her Netflix series will thrive despite a delayed release due to recent wildfires in Los Angeles
Los Angeles: Meghan Markle is feeling pretty optimistic these days. She just released the first trailer for her Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan,” where she showcases her cooking and gardening skills alongside some celebrity pals.
However, due to the recent wildfires in LA, the show’s release has been pushed back to March 4 from its original January 15 date. But that hasn’t dampened her spirits. Insiders say she’s confident the show will be a hit.
One source mentioned that Meghan believes this project will earn her the recognition she deserves, which she’s been looking forward to. It seems her past acting experience is giving her a boost in confidence.
Even though she’s had her ups and downs, especially during her time in the royal family, she’s feeling proud of this new venture. Insiders also noted that she doesn’t really bring up her royal ties while filming.
People often underestimate her, but she knows what viewers want. She’s all about connecting with the audience, and she’s hopeful they’ll warm up to her show.
Directed by Michael Steed, “With Love, Meghan” will have eight episodes, each about 33 minutes long. Meghan and Prince Harry produced it through their Archewell Productions.
In a recent statement about the delay, Meghan expressed gratitude to Netflix for their support, emphasizing the importance of focusing on those affected by the wildfires in California.
The series will feature Meghan in the kitchen with famous friends like Mindy Kaling and her “Suits” co-star Abigail Spencer. Filming wrapped up in July, and the Sussexes signed a $100 million deal with Netflix back in 2020. It’s still up in the air whether they’ll renew their contract when it ends this summer.
