Netflix’s “I Do, Redo” Trailer Debuts During Oscars, Featuring Jessica Mulroney’s Wedding Expertise

Jessica Mulroney, the 43-year-old Canadian stylist and host of the upcoming Netflix series “I Do, Redo,” recently unveiled the trailer for the show during the Oscars.

After months of anticipation, viewers got a glimpse of what to expect from the second season of this wedding transformation series, set to premiere on CTV on March 22, 2020.

In the preview clip, Jessica opens with the statement that your wedding day should be one of the highlights of your life, but sometimes things don't go as planned.

The trailer showcases couples exchanging vows, brides trying on dresses, and even Jessica tearing up while attending one of the weddings she helped plan.

It promises to be an emotional journey as Jessica helps couples move on from their disastrous weddings by giving them the nuptials they've always dreamed of.

However, there is more to the show than just wedding transformations.

Jessica reveals that the series will also touch upon a significant event in her personal life – the historic wedding of her close friend, Megan.

She mentions how the Duchess graciously chose the best dress and bouquet of different colors for Jessica's daughter, Ivy, during the ceremony.

This seemingly innocent comment raises eyebrows and adds fuel to the rumors of tension between Megan and Princess Charlotte.

It suggests that Megan may have bullied Charlotte during the wedding preparations.

Joining Jessica on the show is florist and wedding designer Casper Haydar.

Together, they work with a team of professionals to fix wedding disasters and create unforgettable experiences for couples.

The series will consist of 10 half-hour episodes, each showcasing a unique wedding transformation.

Adding to the intrigue surrounding the show, recent media reports have highlighted rumors about what allegedly occurred during the bridesmaids' dress fitting for Prince Harry and Megan's 2018 wedding.

According to sources, Ivy, Jessica's daughter, is said to have displayed unkind behavior, encouraged by her mother and Megan.

It is claimed that they pitted Ivy against a three-year-old Princess Charlotte, who was ultimately excluded from the wedding party.

Megan favored Ivy and made her feel special, even going as far as excluding her from wearing a flower crown like the other bridesmaids.

The rumors suggest that the reason for Charlotte's exclusion from the dress fittings was due to Jessica, Ivy, and Megan mocking and bullying her.

This revelation would have undoubtedly upset Prince William, who would not tolerate his daughter being mistreated by her aunt, her friend, and a young child.

Upon closer inspection, Charlotte's dress appears messy and incomplete, further supporting the claims of mistreatment.

It is not just Charlotte who suffered at Ivy's hands.

Reports indicate that Ivy behaved horribly towards the women conducting the dress fitting.

Megan made it clear that her best friend's daughter would be the star bridesmaid and insisted that Charlotte learn from Ivy how to behave like a proper little girl.