"But I would advise any viewers who are British, not in the acting profession and/or not married to the Duchess of Sussex to take as many anti-emetics as medically advisable, then assume the crash position. We open with Meghan literally skipping through a Christmas tree farm. Once a year you get to do the tree thing! She then decorates it, which she loves because it allows you to encapsulate your family's story!."
"Once she has done that, it's time to fill a 24-pocketed Advent calendar with no, not chocolates, you fat English pleb, but small gestures and little findings for your children. I'm writing notes that say I love you because you are so kind!' and I love you because you are so brave!' Do the children leave notes in return, I wonder?"
An opening U age rating precedes scenes of Meghan skipping through a Christmas tree farm and decorating a tree while emphasising family storytelling and positioning baubles to catch the light. The programme shows filling a 24-pocket Advent calendar with handmade gestures and writing affectionate notes for children, along with hand-painting cookies and advocating wax-seal gift-wrapping. Guests include friends and celebrities, notably restaurateur Will Guidara, who receives homemade cacio e pepe gougeres and reindeer chow. The presentation blends domestic craft moments, nostalgic treats and celebrity appearances in an intensely curated, highly sentimental holiday format.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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