Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, 'With Love, Meghan', intended to showcase the joy of hosting, has faced fierce criticism from reviewers who argue it serves as an ego trip. Critics from outlets like The Guardian and The Telegraph describe the format as contrived, with celebrity guests praising Markle in a luxury Californian kitchen. The show appears more about satisfying Markle's desire for admiration rather than genuinely celebrating the art of hostessing, as seen in segments with renowned chef Alice Waters exchanging excessive compliments, leaving a sense of discomfort regarding the nature of their interactions.
Meghan Markle's new Netflix show has received harsh reviews, being criticized as a self-serving project rather than one focused on the joy of hostessing.
Critics argue Meghan Markle's show, which invites celebrity guests to her kitchen, serves more as an ego boost for her than a genuine culinary experience.
Reviewers note that each guest on Markle's show seems to be coerced into praising her, contributing to the perception of a forced and contrived atmosphere.
The segment with Alice Waters highlighted a dramatic and over-the-top admiration for Meghan’s cooking, revealing an uncomfortable dynamic in the guest-host relationship.
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