Meghan Markle urged to rename show to ‘Love Me’ as duchess blasted over ‘childlike’ view
EXCLUSIVE: A body language expert was critical of Meghan Markle’s overall appearance in her new show on Netflix.
Meghan Markle was urged to rename her new show on Netflix from “With Love, Meghan” to “Love Me, Meghan” after an expert branded it a “dystopian nightmare for feminists” and called her out on her “childlike view”. The Duchess of Sussex’s latest offering for the streaming giant premiered on Tuesday morning in the UK and showed Prince Harry’s wife sharing hosting tips with a group of celebrity pals.
Meghan was seen making bath salts, honey and candles while also making party decorations and prepping food for various occasions. However, a body language expert was critical of her latest project – which is the fifth show the Sussexes released on Netflix after POLO, Heart of Invictus, Live to Lead and Harry & Meghan. Body language expert Judi James said the duchess said the show tried to highlight the “adorability and undiluted sweetness of the Duchess of Sussex”.
Meghan Markle was criticised for her ‘childlike’ view in her new Netflix show (Image: Netflix)
Speaking on behalf of Casino Org, she said: “Meghan implies a childlike view of the world.
“Through her ongoing habit of making up rhymes, showing a childlike view of the world plus a desire to connect and tidy things by rounding them up.
“She dances about, squeals and she acts excited about everything.”
Ms James criticised the duchess, saying: “Meghan’s show should be re-named ‘LOVE ME – MEGHAN’ as the overriding visual narrative looks set on showcasing the adorability and undiluted sweetness of the Duchess of Sussex.”
With Love, Meghan consists of eight episodes (Image: Netflix)
She added: “Meghan’s unreality show is also a dystopian nightmare for feminists, a glimpse of how women might have looked had we never got the vote and been consigned to a Jane Austen world of sprigged cotton and flower arranging, where survival meant marrying rich and entertaining the locals.
“Thanks to Meghan we now know what the wives do while the men are off competing on horseback.
“Meghan’s performance resurrects the word ‘bubbly’ that was once seen as the prime compliment for any woman in the workplace pre-Thatcher.
“She dances about, squeals and she acts excited about everything. Even cutting a raspberry in two for her children’s breakfast platter is seen in a ‘fun’ light.”
