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her Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan,” and her rebranded lifestyle company, As Ever, Markle, 43, was shown a “special” image of a young Barrymore meeting Diana for the first time.The black-and-white picture showed an adorable Barrymore gifting her E.T. doll to the late Princess of Wales at the 1982 London premiere of Steven Spielberg’s classic film, “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.”Barrymore was 7 years old at the time.“Oh, how sweet.

cringy conversation with Mindy Kaling on her new Netflix series “With Love, Meghan.”“It’s so funny that you keep saying ‘Meghan Markle.’ You know I’m Sussex now,” Markle told the “Mindy Project” star, 45.The “Suits” alum was then called “Meghan Sussex” during her interview on “The Drew Barrymore Show” on Thursday.So, what is her real last name?Markle technically became “Meghan Sussex,” and Harry became “Harry Sussex,” after their royal wedding. They received the Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles from the late Queen Elizabeth II as a wedding present.When the couple left the royal family in 2020 and moved to the US, the queen let them keep their Sussex titles, but banned them for using the name “Sussex Royal” for their projects outside the royal family.On her Netflix show, Markle told Kaling, 45, that she wants to share the same last name as her kids Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3.

told the Daily Mail.While the “50 First Dates” star is known for her touchy-feely approach with guests, the “Suits” alum seemed less enthusiastic about Barrymore’s interview style, James claims.“This is a rare pose from Meghan, who is normally the first one to move in with the hugs to register the warm, spontaneously tactile side that was apparently met with a tsunami of ice water from the royal firm back in the UK,” James told the outlet.“Meghan adopted a straight, polite, more regal-looking pose, perhaps mirroring the kind of response she was met with from the UK royals when she was busy hugging them.”“Her hand was hanging in her pocket rather than reciprocating the display of affection and she flashed a wide social smile at the camera rather than tilting her head in a reciprocal gesture,” she added.During the pair’s conversation, Barrymore, 50, “clings relentlessly, curling her arms around Meghan’s waist in a partial koala embrace and tilting her head to nestle against Meghan’s locks,” James says.The body analyst added that the “Charlie’s Angels” star’s tactile pose “signals a sense of warm friendship and affection,” whereas Markle appeared “more distanced emotionally and keener to communicate with the camera than with her host.”Videos and images from Markle’s appearance on the talk show appeared to signal that the former working royal was “wary” of Barrymore leaning in, James claims.“Meghan held both hands up in front of her body though, with hands curled into fists in what looked like a subtle barrier ritual,” she said.

Meghan Markle has opened up about the secret to her and Prince Harry's loving relationship during a surprise visit on The Drew Barrymore Show.The 43 year old Duchess of Sussex got personal in a preview of Thursday's episode, discussing their love story that started in 2016. She shared a heartfelt promise Harry made, saying: "When I was in college and one of the dads said to me, he's like, 'You know, Meghan, when you meet your person one day, I want him to say to you the same thing that I said to my wife when we got married, which is, I vowed to always date my wife.' And I told H that when we started dating, he goes, 'I vow to always date you'." The Duchess, whose new show With Love, Meghan hit Netflix this week, credits keeping the spark of their early romance as the key to their strong bond, reports the Mirror.

Meghan Markle has shared some sweet details on her children, Archie and Lilibet, including what their accents are like and the way she stays connected with them during her travels.The 43 year old opened up about her family life on Drew Barrymore's chat show, following her new Netflix series debut, With Love, Meghan. She revealed to Drew: "I always make it a point when I'm travelling, if I can't do bedtime stories with my kids...

following its release Tuesday.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, rushed to social media Wednesday to share that the series had reached the streamer’s Top 10 list within 24 hours of its release.The former working royal thanked fans around the globe for watching the 8-part series, which sees her share tips and tricks for hosting at home with appearances from several of her celebrity pals.“For more recipes, fun and reasons to ‘Mmmm’, check out the show — which in just 24 hours is already in the Top 10,” Markle wrote on her Instagram Story.“Thank you to all of you around the world who are tuning in! ❤️,” she concluded her message alongside a snippet from the show.The show, which boasts eight episodes roughly 30 minutes long, sits in the 6th spot on the US Netflix chart as of Thursday morning.Despite its streaming success, the show has received largely disappointing reviews so far, with IMDB giving it just 2.7 out of 10.The negative feedback was then echoed by a slew of critics from both US and UK publications, with The Guardian‘s TV writer Stuart Heritage calling the series “pointless,” adding that it should be the couple’s “last TV show.”The “Suits” alum and Prince Harry, 40, signed a $100 million deal with the streamer in 2020.

Meghan Markle’s estranged half-brother, Thomas Markle Jr., has slammed the “malarkey stories” she shared about her childhood in her new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan.”The Duchess of Sussex’s highly anticipated cooking series premiered on the platform Tuesday, which saw her share her tips and tricks for hosting at home.The “Suits” alum, 43, called herself a “latchkey kid” and opened up about her modest childhood to connect with viewers, claiming she “grew up with a lot of fast food and TV tray dinners.”“It feels like such a different time, but that was so normal with the microwavable kids meals,” Meghan says in the series.The former working royal added that she often reached for meals from Pollo Loco, Taco Bell and Jack In The Box — a claim she previously made in 2021, when she revealed that she “grew up on the $4.99 salad bar at Sizzler.”However, the revelation did not sit right with her estranged half-brother, who took aim at Meghan’s attempt at relatability.“That’s just another one of the malarkey stories she sold to the royal family for sympathy,” Thomas Jr. told TalkTV.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic In the first episode of Netflix’s new series “With Love, Meghan,” the series’ host is visited by a friend from a past life. Make-up artist Daniel Martin has known Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, “for the before, during and after, shall we say,” she tells the camera.

. And has her , which she was photographed carrying once again on March 1.New photos (published in the ) show the duchess wearing the understated black leather tote with a black pinstriped two-piece pant set on a lunch date with pal . As usual, Meghan kept her accessories delicate and minimal, wearing a few gold bracelets, diamond stud earrings, and sunglasses to pull her hair away from her face.The bag is a proven favorite of Meghan's.

Meghan Markle’s new Netflix cooking series debuted on Tuesday — and some eagle-eyed viewers have already found an editing mistake.During episode 4, a blank chalk board is shown as Markle gets ready to write on it.However, in a second cut the chalk board has already been erased and Markle’s penmanship is lightly shown.“Bready or not, here I crumb,” the “Suits” alum then wrote in what appeared to be a take two. She then exclaims to the camera: “Okay, let’s go!”This isn’t the first time Markle had an editing mishap.When the former actress launched her new Instagram account in January, she posted a video filmed by her husband, Prince Harry, 40, in Montecito, California, where the couple lives with their two children — Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 2.In the clip, Markle wore an all-white outfit while running on the beach, writing “2025” in the sand before running off camera.But followers noticed that the homemaker ran past another “2025” in the sand, confirming that it wasn’t her first time penning the year.Meanwhile, after “With Love, Meghan” debuted, critics weren’t too pleased by the eight-episode series, produced by the Duchess and Duke of Sussex’s Archewell Production.

Meghan Markle is a figure that splits opinion. Many royal commentators seem to be all too eager to criticise her every move, regardless of what she does. While I'm not exactly a die-hard Meghan fan, I've always felt as if she was being treated unfairly.

her highly-anticipated new Netflix series “With Love, Meghan,” the Duchess of Sussex shared her one-pan recipe for “skillet spaghetti” — but viewers were far from impressed. On the show, the royal referred to the pasta as “noodles” as she chatted with the episode’s guest, her makeup artist Daniel Martin.Meghan, 43, said that when she makes this dish, she will make it for her entire family — her husband, Prince Harry, 40, and their two children, Lilibet, 3, and Archie, 5 — although she clarified, “not that my children are eating heaps of noodles.”“I will make enough that I can put leftovers in their lunch box,” she explained.The dish involves putting dry pasta in a skillet filled with feta and cherry tomatoes before adding approximately three and a half cups of boiling water.

Netflix cooking series “With Love, Meghan,” which boasts eight episodes, premiered on the platform Tuesday and offers up a “how-to guide” for entertaining.In the second episode of her show, the former working royal, 43, is joined by “The Office” alum Mindy Kaling as the duo host a garden tea party.During one scene in the kitchen, Kaling, 45, gushed over how delicious Markle’s homemade preserves were that she sent out to pals last year during the initial rollout of her American Riviera Orchard lifestyle brand, which was recently renamed to As Ever.The “Suits” alum sent out lemon-filled gift baskets containing fresh fruit jam to 50 of her friends last summer.Each package was labeled 1 through 50 on customized jar stickers sporting her brand’s old logo.“When I received a box of your preserves in the mail, it was probably one of the most glamorous moments of my life,” the “Mindy Project” star told Markle.“But then, I looked at the label and it said there were like 50, and then I, of course, as a very hierarchical person, was like, ‘Who are these other people? Does having a lower number make me more special?'”“I did not think about it,” Markle said in response. “It was not a ranking.

Meghan Markle’s new lifestyle series that premiered on Netflix Tuesday is getting dragged by critics — and then some.The eight-episode show, produced by Markle and Prince Harry’s Archewell Productions, features the Duchess of Sussex, 43, showing off her cooking and gardening skills at home in Montecito, Calif. with appearances by some of her celebrity friends including Mindy Kaling.The Guardian TV writer Stuart Heritage called the series “pointless” and said it should be the couple’s “last TV show.”Markle and Harry, 40, signed a $100 million deal with the streamer in 2020.

Meghan Markle's new Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, gives viewers an intimate glimpse into her Montecito lifestyle, complete with a surprising moment where she gets worked up over a turnip.The Duchess of Sussex's much-awaited show launched today, alongside her famous friends like her Suits co-star Abigail Spencer, Delfina Blaquier, and culinary maestro Roy Choi, as she dishes out her top tips on gardening, cooking, and entertaining. In a charmingly offbeat scene, Meghan appears visibly excited as she tells culinary legend Alice Waters, "I feel like you're watching me fall in love," while munching on a turnip.

Meghan Markle has given a surprisingly personal peek into her romance with Prince Harry, describing the renewed 'honeymoon phase' they seem to be enjoying. Opening up in an interview with PEOPLE magazine as she promoted her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex shares how revisiting her creative roots through the production and her new lifestyle brand, As Ever, resonates with the time she ran her beloved lifestyle blog, The Tig.

Meghan Markle has launched hew new Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, a lifestyle show where the Suit star shares tips for cooking, gardening, crafting, and hosting. Despite tying the knot with Prince Harry and the ensuing Royal wedding spectacle, many fans clung to her well-known maiden name - the name they had long adored. Post-nuptials, Meghan forwent 'Markle', conforming to Royal customs that typically eschew surnames for titles.

Lorraine Kelly seems less than taken with Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, calling it "unrealistic".The show, titled With Love, Meghan, is an eight-part lifestyle series set in a stunning Californian home where the Duchess dishes out her best tips on cooking, gardening, and entertaining. As ITV's Lorraine aired a preview, the host remarked: "I wonder if the Royals will be watching? We've got a first look as Meghan makes her return to television.

Meghan Markle's new lifestyle show sees the Duchess of Sussex invites her celebrity friends to sample her home cooking.The eight-part series, titled With Love, Meghan, aired on Netflix on March 4 and features the Duchess of Sussex sharing her top "tips and tricks" in everything from cooking to gardening. She's joined by famous friends "old and new" to help teach viewers how to elevate their everyday lives. Among the stars making an appearance is Mindy Kaling, best known for her role as Kelly Kapoor on The Office US.

Meghan Markle no longer uses her maiden surname “Markle,” instead opting for “Sussex” so as to share the same last name as her children.Meghan, 43, who has two children with her husband, Prince Harry, 40 — son Prince Archie of Sussex, 5, and daughter Princess Lilibet of Sussex, 3 — made the revelation during a conversation with Mindy Kaling on the second episode of her new Netflix lifestyle show, “With Love, Meghan.” Kaling, one of the series’ celebrity guests, refers to Meghan with the surname she used during her days as an actress while talking about kids’ parties and their own childhoods.“People wouldn’t believe that Meghan Markle ate at Jack in the Box,” Kaling, 45, says, which spurs Meghan to correct the “Mindy Project” star, according to People.“It’s so funny, too, that you keep saying ‘Meghan Markle,'” Meghan tells Kaling. “You know I’m Sussex now.”After marrying Prince Harry in May 2018, she and Harry officially became “the Duke and Duchess of Sussex,” a title given to them by the late Queen Elizabeth II as a wedding present.The couple’s children, born Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor and Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, were made Prince Archie of Sussex and Princess Lilibet of Sussex, following the death of Queen Elizabeth and the ascension of Harry’s father, King Charles III, owing to royal rules which entitle the grandchildren of a sovereign to become prince or princesses of the realm.“You have kids and you go, ‘No, I share my name with my children,'” Meghan added.

Meghan Markle has let slip on the TV shows that are on her and Prince Harry's watchlist. Despite the tension between them, Harry and Prince William surprisingly share similar tastes in TV - they're both hooked on the same show.The sibling bond between the two princes has been tenuous in recent years, with Harry airing candid views about their relationship in his memoir Spare, which included some bombshell claims about William.