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Meghan Markle’s “With Love, Meghan” show, saying she has an “unerring instinct for getting it wrong.”Brown, who served as the editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair from 1986 to 1992, said the Duchess of Sussex has “never figured out a convincing persona” after watching her latest Netflix series, which has already been renewed for Season 2.The “Suits” alum, 43, released her 8-part series on the streaming platform last week. But despite its streaming success, the project has been met with largely disappointing reviews from critics.According to Brown, the only show that would have worked would’ve been if Markle admitted “what a flaming flop the last five years have been.”“Who announces a new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, and hounds celebrity friends to talk up her strawberry jam on social media, without doing due diligence on the availability of the trademark?” Brown asked.In her Substack newsletter, titled Fresh Hell, she added that the former working royal is “impatient” and always “behind the curve.”Additionally, Brown slammed Markle and her husband Prince Harry’s decision to partner with Netflix after sensationally quitting royal life in 2020.“All Meghan had to do was shut up and wait,” Brown writes.

renewed for Season 2.Hot on the heels of its success, an unnamed staffer told People that the former working royal made everyone on set feel part of the project, despite initially expecting to be “invisible.”“She made sure everyone felt included, from Netflix executives to our director to every PA on set. No one was left out,” he told the outlet.“Most of the time, we’re expected to fade into the background, to be invisible.

the Daily Mail reports.Monique Giannelloni, 60, made the allegations in her new memoir, in which she claimed the former working royal displayed an “abuse of his privilege” when she arrived at the palace 25 years ago.Prior to the meeting, Giannelloni said that Maxwell — a longtime friend of Jeffrey Epstein — said she had a high-profile contact for her who was “more famous than God.”Once there, Giannelloni realized that Maxwell was referring to Andrew.In the book, the masseuse claims Andrew disrobed and removed his towel before climbing onto the massage table.“He did not do anything or suggest anything untoward, but I was very uncomfortable and a bit shocked that he had acted like that,” she wrote.She added that she “expected more” from a member of the royal family, adding that his behavior did not leave her “impressed.”“Andrew’s reputation has been sullied by his friendships with those two people,” she said, referring to Epstein and Maxwell.Elsewhere, Giannelloni alleged that Maxwell had tried to recruit her for what she now believes were Epstein’s infamous boat parties.“It was Andrew’s choice to be friends with those individuals Ghislaine and Epstein and somehow, I ended up in their world because of my work,” she wrote.“I have a lot of questions and a significant one is: was Ghislaine trying to involve me and Andrew in her sordid lifestyle?”Maxwell, 62, was convicted in 2021 of recruiting and grooming young women to be sexually assaulted by Epstein — who in 2019 killed himself in a lower Manhattan jail cell while he awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges.She is currently serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking.

four-row pearl choker with a diamond clasp necklace that belonged to Queen Elizabeth that she donned to the monarch’s funeral in September 2022.Buckingham Palace confirmed last week that Middleton was set to attend the 2025 Commonwealth Day Service of Celebration, which marks the royal family’s first major event of the year. This year’s theme is “Together We Thrive” and 2,000 guests will come together to commemorate “the enduring spirit of the Commonwealth family,” read a statement.Middleton missed last year’s commemoration, held on March 11, 2024, because of health reasons.At the time, Middleton hadn’t yet announced that she was diagnosed with cancer after she underwent abdominal surgery, though questions swirled about her condition following the release of a doctored photograph on UK Mother’s Day.Middleton eventually confirmed she had cancer in a video message on March 22.Following her diagnosis, she mostly stayed out of the spotlight while she was going through chemo last year.

Meghan Markle surely caused a stir with the launch of her fresh Instagram page to promote her all-new eight-part culinary series.The Duchess of Sussex welcomes viewers into her kitchen with 'With Love, Meghan', a show sprinkling star-studded guests into every episode. Joining her is Abigail Spencer of Suits fame, who once graced screens as Dana 'Scottie' Scott alongside Meghan, and will grace this new programme as one of 11 special visitors.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William and Kate Middleton, are among the royals who attended the annual Commonwealth Day service of celebration at Westminster Abbey. William and Kate were welcomed by Dr David Hoyle, Dean of Westminster, before the arrival of King Charles and Queen Camilla. Kate looked stunning in a dress by Catherine Walker and hat by Gina Foster, while Camilla wore a pink wool crepe and satin coat dress by Fiona Clare and pink beret hat by Philip Treacy.

the Daily Mail reports.One of Camilla’s longtime friends told the outlet that it was “imperative” for Charles to step in and ensure his wife’s privacy is being prioritized, given that the vacant building very nearly became a “short-term holiday rental and wedding venue.”The Post understands that Charles purchased the property through private funds. The building currently overlooks the home Camilla purchased 30 years ago following her divorce from Andrew Parker-Bowles.“The new arrangement is a pragmatic solution, being both a sound financial investment and a way of maintaining Her Majesty’s privacy, protection and continued enjoyment of her much-loved home, without any public funds being used,” a royal source told the Mail.Camilla, 77, is “grateful and relieved” that her husband intervened, the source adds.While Camilla has rarely returned to her Wiltshire home since becoming queen, she previously used the property as her quiet oasis when retreating from the spotlight.

With Love, Meghan, but the haters are still trying to bring her down with every sweet post she shares on social media. Even on International Women’s Day — a day, ironically, reserved for women to be lifting each other up. On the special day, Meghan took the opportunity to share some rare images of her family, including mom Doria and daughter Lilibet.

renewed for Season 2.But despite the series reaching Netflix’s Top 10 list, it appears as though Meghan’s estranged family has not been contributing to its streaming success.“I might sit down and watch it one day but I’m not sure,” Meghan’s estranged father told the Daily Mail, admitting that he’s seen “a ton of clips” of the 8-part series.Thomas, who worked as a TV lighting director and director of photography on shows like “Married… with Children” and “General Hospital,” accused his daughter of using “pre-planned” facial expressions in her show.“Unfortunately Meghan has never been authentic. She has to think about everything.

beloved royal died on March 1 from POLG Mitochondrial disease — a rare genetic disorder that affects approximately one in 5,000 people.The genetic disorder affects multiple organ systems and the mitochondria, the energy-producing parts of cells.Frederik was diagnosed with the disease at the age of 14 after enduring unexplained symptoms for years.In 2022, Frederik founded The POLG Foundation, an organization that researches the disease and searches for a cure.Despite his short lifespan, the prince managed to create an inspiring legacy through his foundation, which his father vows to continue in his son’s name.“He had barely been able to speak for several days, so the clarity of these words was as surprising as the weight of the moment was profound,” Prince Robert, 56, said of his late son.“Frederik knows that he is my Superhero, as he is to all of our family, and to so very many good friends and now in great part thanks to his POLG Foundation, to so very many people the world over.”Despite his health battle, Frederik worked tirelessly to raise awareness about the illness in a desperate bid to help others.He then joined forces with designer Donna Karan to develop the MITO clothing line, selling items through his POLG Foundation to raise awareness and funds.In addition, Frederik participated in medical trials which helped to develop cell lines for research across Switzerland, the US and Europe.His work laid the foundation for The POLG Toolbox, a crucial resource for scientists, his proud father said.“The POLG Foundation, in only three short years, has accomplished so very much, including funding four major research projects, totaling over $3.6 million,” said Robert, the first cousin of Grand Duke Henri of

Meghan Markle’s new cooking series, “With Love, Meghan,” to avoid public scrutiny and creating something “forced and fake.” However, sources close to production have told The Post that Stocks, 41, was never approached to be a part of the series.“Chef Jameson Stocks was not invited to participate in ‘With Love, Meghan,’ and any claims to the contrary are incorrect,” the insider said. “Jameson himself doesn’t even know which show it was for—he noted ‘he thinks it was for this show,'” the source continued, while cautioning against “taking his assumption as fact.”Stocks spoke about the Duchess of Sussex’s show during a recent interview with GB News, sharing why he was skeptical of signing onto the show and his thoughts on the first season, which dropped on Monday.“I was asked last year by Netflix if I wanted to consult on a lifestyle program,” the Michelin-starred chef told the outlet.

He passed away on March 1 from POLG Mitochondrial disease, a rare genetic disorder.

along with three others to celebrate International Women’s Day. She also posted a recent photo of her with her mother, Doria Ragland, one with the duchess and Harry on a beach and a black and white one of her with her mother as a child. “Celebrating the strong women around us & the girls with dreams who will become women with vision,” Markle wrote in the post.

“With Love, Meghan” who appeared on camera throughout the eight-episode season.“It was unexpected, but I embraced it…it was a lot of fun,” the creative told People. “I was always going to be the point of conversation, so she had someone to talk to at all times and make it more conversational and comfortable.

The Telegraph that the Prince of Wales, who is heir to the British throne, holds a “really powerful, really important” influence on the future of that “special relationship” between the two nations. According to the insider, the father of three’s emerging relationship with President Trump is the “key” to making that possible.Fox News Digital reached out to a White House spokesperson and Kensington Palace for comment.“For William, this is part of his preparation for kingship,” Shannon Felton Spence, a former British public affairs official, told Fox News Digital.“It is a test of his ability to engage with world leaders he may not personally align with, to navigate egos and expectations, and to ensure that Britain remains at the center of global power dynamics,” she shared about the 42-year-old.

accused of copying her cooking show in her new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan.”The Duchess of Sussex, 43, this week celebrated the release of her 8-part series, which sees her offer up a “how-to” guide for hosting and entertaining at home.But not long after its release Tuesday, viewers pointed out a series of striking similarities between Markle’s series and Anderson’s recently released cooking show, “Pamela’s Cooking With Love.”Now, Jesse Fawcett, co-creator of Anderson’s show, has weighed in on the discourse following the non-stop comparisons between the two projects.“We take pride in planting the first seeds — creating original, distinctive programming that audiences love — and it’s a compliment to see our work with Ms Anderson resonate so strongly,” Fawcett told the Daily Mail.Anderson’s show — which premiered on Feb. 24 — features the “Baywatch” alum, 57, join forces with world-class chefs to prepare a selection of plant-based meals at her home on Vancouver Island.Similarly, the “Suits” alum’s new series sees her share tips and tricks for hosting at home with appearances from several of her celebrity pals.However, Markle made the decision to film the series in a nearby Montecito, Calif., property rather than at her lavish home.Following its release, a handful of royal experts have accused Markle of copying various aspects of Anderson’s show.Royal expert Neil Sean, in a video for his YouTube channel, called Markle’s show a “frame-for-frame” copy in some cases.

pulmonary fibrosis — an incurable condition that scars lungs and causes shortness of breath.The palace has since said the condition is now affecting her royal duties.“The Crown Princess has daily symptoms and ailments that affect her ability to perform her duties,” the official statement read.

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.

on Meghan Markle’s new Netflix show. The “Sex Lives of College Girls” creator, 45, appeared on Thursday’s episode of “The View” to discuss her new show “Running Point,” when co-host Alyssa Farrah Griffin asked what her experience was like cooking and hanging out with Meghan, 43, on the duchess’ cooking and lifestyle series, “With Love, Meghan.”‘You know, I had a great time,” she began before alluding to social media chatter about an exchange she had with Meghan over the duchess’ last name (it’s “Sussex” not “Markle”).“I noticed that whenever I do something, anything related to Meghan it becomes, like—” she began before pausing as she seemed to search for the right words.“Big news,” co-host Whoopi Goldberg offered.

won’t be tuning in.After Meghan Markle’s Netflix show “With Love, Meghan,” premiered on Tuesday, a source told Vanity Fair that Prince William and Kate Middleton have “zero interest” in watching.“The king knows more than enough about beekeeping. Besides, he’s far too busy to sit down and watch it,” they added about King Charles.In episode one, titled “Hello, Honey!”, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, harvests honey from her beehives.

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.