Where Are Meghan Markle’s A-List Friends?

The Cooking Show Trailer Raises Eyebrows

The buzz around Meghan Markle's new cooking show has reached a fever pitch with the release of its trailer.

However, one glaring question looms large: where are all of her supposed A-list friends?

You'd think that with a royal title under her belt, Meghan would have a star-studded lineup to support her culinary venture.

Instead, viewers are met with familiar faces that don't quite scream “A-list.”

Sure, Mindy Kaling makes an appearance, but let's be real—she isn't exactly topping the charts of Hollywood elite.

So, where are the big names?

Where's Oprah Winfrey?

What about Serena Williams?

You know, the kind of friends who would typically steal the spotlight alongside a royal.

It's puzzling that the trailer features a handful of acquaintances rather than the glamorous pals one might expect.

It's hard not to notice the absence of some of Meghan's more high-profile friends.

Even Ellen DeGeneres, once a staple in celebrity circles, seems to have been left out, likely due to her current standing in the UK.

If Meghan truly had the connections she claims to possess, wouldn't we see them supporting her on this significant platform?

It's a curious situation, leading one to wonder if she's holding back on the invite list.

Imagine the scene: Oprah, Tyler Perry, and Serena whipping up delicious dishes together, all for the love of friendship.

But alas, instead, we're treated to a lineup that feels more like a collection of casual acquaintances.

It's as if these individuals are merely popping in for a photo op, rather than genuinely engaging in a shared culinary experience.

This raises questions about the authenticity of Meghan's relationships.

If her friends are only available for staged appearances, does that reflect poorly on her social circle?

The optics aren't great when it appears that securing guests for your show requires a paycheck.

After all, true friendships don't come with a price tag.

Among the featured guests are Abigail Spencer and, of course, Mindy Kaling again.

But where are the real heavyweights?

The Clooneys?

Oprah?

It's baffling that the supposed A-listers are nowhere to be found, leaving viewers to wonder about the depth of Meghan's connections in the industry.

Adding to the intrigue is the fact that Patrick J. Adams, Meghan's former co-star from “Suits,” also won't be making an appearance.

He seems too preoccupied with his own life to join in on the fun.

It's almost comical how the actual stars seem to be steering clear of this kitchen escapade, opting instead for their busy schedules.

And let's not overlook the awkwardness of who is present.

Meghan's makeup artist, Daniel Martin, and her sister-in-law, Delfina Blakier, are there, but they hardly fill the void left by absent A-listers.

The show seems to lack that star power that could elevate it beyond a mere cooking program.

Even more telling is the absence of Meghan's family and Harry's relatives.

Her children?

They're nowhere to be seen either.

This is touted as a “family affair,” yet it feels more like an empty promise.

It's almost laughable how little genuine connection is showcased in what's supposed to be a heartfelt cooking show.

As the trailer unfolds, it becomes clear that Meghan's cooking show may not have much substance to offer.

It comes off as a desperate attempt to reclaim relevance in a Hollywood landscape that appears uninterested in her staged narratives.

The trend seems to be steering clear of her, and it's easy to see why.

At the end of the day, this endeavor feels like another cringeworthy cash grab.