Well that was her name? Sh3bhad a married name sure but that is the one that stuck. These things really aren't that deep.Diana, Princess of Wales, was still being called 'Lady Di' for years and years after her marriage.
Well that was her name? Sh3bhad a married name sure but that is the one that stuck. These things really aren't that deep.Diana, Princess of Wales, was still being called 'Lady Di' for years and years after her marriage.
You make excellent points.We just don’t have any titles in the US so it sounds pretentious to my ears for an American living in the US to call oneself the “Duchess” of anything. For a US citizen living overseas in countries where titles are used, that’s totally different and it makes perfect sense for Meghan to be called the Duchess of Sussex or even Meghan Sussex there. If they were just visiting, it would be different but they’ve stated they plan to live here in the US.
Harry was born with a title and has always been known as Prince Harry and I’m assuming he’s still a British citizen. While their children legally have those titles and they are meaningful in the UK, I cannot imagine them wanting to use them among friends - kids want to be like their peers, not stand out due to a title that’s not recognized in the US. We have no formal aristocracy - princes and princesses exist only in Disney movies and fairy tales.
Yes.It maybe sums up the relevance of the programme that all we are discussing and hotly discussing, at that, is the name Sussex.
I found the name correction strange. It sounded rather patronising towards her “friend”. Mindy looked rather taken aback by the comment by M. The fact that they kept it in the show and didn’t edit it out makes me think that M wants to prove a point about it. Possibly a reminder of the royal connection given that they can’t use duke/duchess of Sussex for business ventures?
Harry’s surname is Mountbatten Windsor, nothing complicated.
Agreed, I don’t really understand the strategy of two seasons on an unproven concept when there are often huge gaps in Netflix seasons even for incredibly popular and well-reviewed shows.Netflix renewed Meghan’s show for season 2. It wrapped production in January and will be airing in the Fall.
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Meghan Markle’s Netflix cooking show ‘With Love, Meghan’ renewed for Season 2 — and filming already wrapped
More love, more Meghan.nypost.com
It’s too bad they already filmed it, since I think the show needed some tweaking and could have benefited from some of the constructive criticism it received.
Thanks for the warning ."With Love, Meghan" is getting a second season coming this fall!
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Meghan Markle's Netflix Series With Love, Meghan Returning for Second Season This Fall (Exclusive)
Meghan Markle's lifestyle show 'With Love, Meghan' is getting a second season on Netflix. All about the Duchess of Sussex's series and what's to come.people.com
I'm sure they can incorporate some constructive criticism in the production.Another article about the renewal.
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Meghan Markle’s Netflix cooking show ‘With Love, Meghan’ renewed for Season 2 — and filming already wrapped
More love, more Meghan.nypost.com
It wrapped production in January and will be airing in the Fall.
It’s too bad they already filmed it, since I think the show needed some tweaking and could have benefited from some of the constructive criticism it received.
Perhaps there will be some post production editing involved to address some of the points offered by constructive criticism.Another article about the renewal.
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Meghan Markle’s Netflix cooking show ‘With Love, Meghan’ renewed for Season 2 — and filming already wrapped
More love, more Meghan.nypost.com
It wrapped production in January and will be airing in the Fall.
It’s too bad they already filmed it, since I think the show needed some tweaking and could have benefited from some of the constructive criticism it received.
Yeah, it doesn’t really make sense. I’ve seen Netflix shows debut at number 1 and stay in the top 10 for weeks, yet not get renewed.Agreed, I don’t really understand the strategy of two seasons on an unproven concept when there are often huge gaps in Netflix seasons even for incredibly popular and well-reviewed shows.
Also FWIW Ive seen just as much praise for the show (from real people) as I have criticism from the press/media/other real people. It's not for everyone (no show is) but it clearly is for many many people -- including me!After reading all the reviews about the show I was expecting a terrible show. BUT after watching three
episodes I really liked them. It was entertaining, fun, and I actually LEARNED something (which I did not
expect to do) Glad that the show was renewed for a second season.
I’m not surprised for a number of reasons. First, since Netflix has partnered with As Ever to sell products—none of which were ready and on the market at the time Season 1 premiered—they still need an opportunity to promote the products on the showAgreed, I don’t really understand the strategy of two seasons on an unproven concept when there are often huge gaps in Netflix seasons even for incredibly popular and well-reviewed shows.
Why would that make it harder?I agree with the speculation that whole stilted conversation was left in as a warning shot to the RF not to strip them of their royal titles. By saying "its our family" Meghan is trying to make it even harder for the RF to strip them of the title (which I actually don't think the RF would ever try to do)
Probably already greenlit before Season 1 aired."With Love, Meghan" is getting a second season coming this fall!
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Meghan Markle's Netflix Series With Love, Meghan Returning for Second Season This Fall (Exclusive)
Meghan Markle's lifestyle show 'With Love, Meghan' is getting a second season on Netflix. All about the Duchess of Sussex's series and what's to come.people.com
The audience ratings on IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes say otherwise.Also FWIW Ive seen just as much praise for the show (from real people) as I have criticism from the press/media/other real people. It's not for everyone (no show is) but it clearly is for many many people -- including me!
It was already done filming before Season 1 aired! So it’s great that Meghan got a second season, but it obviously wasn’t a decision based on the outstanding success or performance of Season 1. I doubt she cares about that, though.Probably already greenlit before Season 1 aired.
If Meghan has the RF in her sights in case they try and remove the titles she obviously has concerns. I have never seen anything on record that the King intends doing that.Why would that make it harder?
Wow, do they ever! IMDB gives it a 2.7/10 with 61% rating it at 1-2 as opposed to 32% at 10. Rotten Tomatoes says it is 72% rotten.The audience ratings on IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes say otherwise.
This is a description from Meghan's official website. I thought feminists no longer take their husband's surname, whether it's Sussex or Mountbatten-WindsorMeghan, Duchess of Sussex is a feminist and champion of human rights and gender equity.
You can find similar to movies that have been very successful and that many people enjoy.Wow, do they ever! IMDB gives it a 2.7/10 with 61% rating it at 1-2 as opposed to 32% at 10. Rotten Tomatoes says it is 72% rotten.
Agreed that Netflix is just trying to recoup money at this point. The personality transplant comment had me rolling.
I guess it depends on your definition of "many". Seems like it's going over like a lead balloon to me.You can find similar to movies that have been very successful and that many people enjoy.