Jennifer Newton serves as the Deputy Royal Editor at the Mirror, specializing in covering the Royal Family members including King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince and Princess of Wales, Kate, William, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle.
Despite facing criticism in its first season, the series “With Love, Meghan” has returned for a second season, maintaining its familiar charm. The picturesque farmhouse kitchen, abundant garden, and stunning Californian backdrop are back in full display.
In each episode of the current season, Meghan follows a consistent pattern of hosting a friend, preparing welcome drinks, snacks, gifts, an elaborate lunch, and engaging in crafting activities. Notably, Meghan’s close friend and makeup artist, Daniel Martin, makes a repeat appearance in the series.
A notable change from the first season to the second is the absence of Prince Harry from the show, which is a significant loss for viewers. While the first season featured a memorable cameo by Harry, the current season only includes glimpses of him in photographs, including one from their third date in Botswana.
The latest episodes offer insights into their relationship dynamics, including details on who expressed love first, Harry’s food preferences, and a touching moment where Meghan reveals personalized baseball caps she had made for Harry’s 40th birthday celebration. However, the absence of Prince Harry from the show raises questions as he remains one of the most prominent figures in Meghan’s life.
Even in episodes featuring celebrity guests like Chrissy Teigen, their spouses make brief appearances, highlighting the division in Harry and Meghan’s professional pursuits. The decision to exclude Harry from the show hints at a continued separation in their public appearances.
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