Meghan Markle’s New Netflix Series: A Buzzworthy Attempt at Lifestyle Stardom

Meghan Markle has recently unveiled the trailer for her upcoming Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” and it's dishing out more drama than a reality TV binge.

The teaser, shared on January 2nd via Instagram, showcases Meghan engaging in various activities like cooking, flower arranging, hosting friends, and even tending to a beehive.

Yes, you read that right—a beehive.

It seems she's taking a page from Princess Catherine's playbook.

In her signature vocal fry, Meghan expressed her excitement, stating, “I've been so excited to share this with you.

I hope you love the show as much as I love making it.”

She signed off with a flourish, reminding us all that she's both relatable and effortlessly chic.

It's as if she's saying, “Look at me, I'm just like you!”

while simultaneously showcasing a lifestyle that most can only dream of.

The series promises a fresh spin on lifestyle programming, blending practical tips and casual conversations with friends, all wrapped in a laid-back, Netflix-style aesthetic.

The focus appears to be on embracing life's imperfections and finding joy in simple moments.

But let's be honest—who wouldn't feel inspired by a lavish production team making their gardening attempts look flawless?

The real buzz, however, is Meghan's newfound passion for beekeeping, which many see as an obvious nod to Princess Catherine's longstanding interest in the hobby.

Catherine has kept bees at Anmer Hall for years, producing her own honey and even donating jars to charity events.

When it comes to bees, Catherine is the reigning queen, exuding charm and authenticity.

In stark contrast, Meghan is seen frolicking in a meticulously landscaped garden, donning a bee costume that seems more runway than apiary.

With no gloves or protective gear in sight, one can't help but wonder if those bees were either sedated or heavily compensated for their cooperation.

Social media users have had a field day with the visuals, with comments ranging from “She's pea green with envy” to “She knows nothing about bees, agriculture, or even eggs.”

Critics have pointed out that beekeeping is not merely a quirky accessory for a lifestyle brand; it's a serious commitment.

This isn't the first instance of Meghan seemingly borrowing from Catherine's playbook.

Remember that piano moment during a royal Christmas concert?

Catherine had already set the bar high, showcasing genuine musical talent.

Meghan's lifestyle endeavor is starting to resemble a Pinterest board titled “Things Catherine Does That I Should Totally Copy.” Cooking, gardening, flower arranging—it's beginning to feel like recycled ideas.

What's next?

A royal honey label named “Meg's Nectar”?

Or perhaps a fashion line inspired by Catherine's iconic wardrobe?

At this point, it wouldn't be surprising.

The online commentary has been brutally honest.

One user noted, “She's trying so hard to be relevant, but it just comes off as pathetic.”

Another added, “Not an original thought in that shallow little head of hers.

Yawn.”

The jokes have been relentless, with some suggesting her cooking show will feature recipes lifted straight from Pinterest.

Who knows, maybe the next episode will teach viewers how to microwave tea?

Markle's foray into lifestyle branding could have been charming if it didn't come across as desperate imitation.

While beekeeping is undeniably fascinating, it loses its allure when it feels like a ploy to ride on Princess Catherine's coattails.