Move over, ordinary cooking shows—Meghan Markle is back, ready to sprinkle her unique charm (and maybe literal sprinkles) over our screens.
After charming audiences with the first season of With Love, Meghan earlier this year, the Duchess of Sussex is returning with a second series that promises more playful culinary adventures and lifestyle tips that are, well… distinctly Meghan.
From Takeaways to Pretzels: A Taste of Season One
In the first season, which aired in March, Meghan didn’t just cook—she elevated everyday snacks.
Fans learned how to plate a takeaway with finesse and even wrap store-bought pretzels with a perfectly tied bow.
Her trademark mix of enthusiasm and unusual phrasing made these ordinary acts feel like little ceremonies of care.
Season Two: More Hands-On, More Fun
The trailer for series two gives us a peek at what’s coming: Meghan slicing bread, crumbling cheese, cutting cucumbers, and washing fruit with a sense of purpose that only she can bring.
“There are easy ways to show up lovingly,” she tells viewers while packing cookies (possibly Jammie Dodgers) into a cardboard box and tying string around them.
“I love finding new ways to show people you care,” she adds, her signature trill in full effect.
This eight-part series drops on August 26, just five months after the first season wrapped, and includes a festive “holiday” special filmed for Christmas.
Interestingly, both seasons were shot simultaneously, giving fans plenty to look forward to.
Netflix Hopes for a Bigger Hit
Despite the first season receiving sharp criticism and failing to break into Netflix’s top 300 programs, the streaming giant is optimistic about the follow-up.
Netflix teases that Meghan “welcomes celebrity chefs, talented artists, and beloved friends for hands-on adventures filled with laughter and discovery.”
Her guests explore bold flavors, experiment with techniques, and find simple ways to add beauty to everyday life.
A Star-Studded, Quirky Guest List
Special guests include model and TV producer Chrissy Teigen, American chef Christina Tosi, British Michelin-starred chef Clare Smyth, restaurateur David Chang, British-Indian podcaster Jay Shetty, and former Queer Eye presenter Tan France.
Meghan and her guests engage in everything from food prep to flower arranging, pottery, and even what looks like a homemade tea towel.
Chrissy Teigen, who has her own food brand Cravings and is married to John Legend, appears in Meghan’s home “getting creative and learning something new.”
Teigen gushes, “Little things like this make me so happy,” though some viewers may recall her 2019 apology for cyber-bullying US reality star Courtney Stodden when Stodden was still a teenager.
Harry Gets a Passing Mention
While Harry is noticeably absent from the show—this is very much Meghan’s project—he makes a brief cameo in conversation.
When Meghan mentions to chef José Andrés that Harry doesn’t eat lobster, Andrés jokes, “And you married him?” Meghan throws her head back in laughter, perhaps just a little too heartily, before moving on to more creative endeavors.
