The Duchess of Sussex’s latest Netflix series has quickly become one of the most popular new shows of the year. “With Love, Meghan” premiered last week, attracting millions of viewers eager to see Meghan interact with celebrity pals like Mindy Kaling, Abigail Spencer, and make-up artist Daniel Martin.
According to branding expert Lynn Carratt from Press Box PR, the show is strategically crafted to convey specific messages. Meghan aims to portray herself as an ideal mother, wife, cook, host, and friend in a meticulously curated and visually appealing manner. There are subtle hints in the series suggesting her contentment with her current Californian lifestyle post her departure from the royal family, signaling that she and Harry made the right decision to step away.
In one episode, Meghan’s friend Abigail Spencer alludes to their shared experiences, hinting at challenges faced during Meghan’s time as a royal. The series concludes with Meghan hosting a brunch to introduce her new lifestyle brand, As Ever, marking what some perceive as a definitive closure to her royal past and a new beginning.
Meghan’s comments throughout the series, especially about reclaiming her creativity and freedom, are seen as reflections on her time in the royal family where she may have felt constrained by tradition. She also shares personal insights about healing and growth, drawing parallels to her royal journey and personal struggles.
The debate around Meghan and Harry retaining their royal titles continues to spark discussions, with Meghan’s subtle references to her royal status in the series raising eyebrows. Lynn suggests that portraying an overly idealized lifestyle may not resonate well with audiences, urging Meghan to present a more authentic narrative in future projects.
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