Com Amor, Meghan

Meghan feels inauthentic and it's if as she has to think about everything she says and does and about how she is portrayed. The fact that they didn't shot at her real mansion says a lot already. It's basically just a filming set with actress Meghan. No matter what she does you can see her acting and wants to be liked so much by the public. Wouldn't recommend anyone watching this show. The fact that she gets millions of dollars and it's just a show where someone is acting to promote her business and a bad production makes this not worth your time! I want to see her family and not some random figures on a set.

I tried, I really did, just too much faffing about no cooking, no recipe's and flowers sprinkled on everything and things being taken out of one plastic bag and put into another. There was a lot of edit cuts back-and-forth which made things quite confusing and it seemed like all but about two of her guests, were only there to heap sickly sweet praise upon her paltry efforts and big her up in general. There were some dramatic moments when things seemed to be just about to go wrong between her and her guests which I found very uncomfortable and on the whole the series just seemed so out of date, behind the times with nothing new to bring to the table and so terribly boring, I actually fell asleep on episode four and later skipped straight to 8 where it just seemed it had got even worse, at which point I gave up - sorry can't recommend it for anything except being a terrible waste of time but useful if you're suffering from insomnia.

You know how you can't help but look at a car crash as you pass? You don't really want to see it, but you just can't help yourself? Well here, Meghan creates the same effect, but right there on your TV screen. You peer at it through your fingers over your face, while your toes independently curl, while Markle - sorry, Sussex - she makes that very clear to some poor sould dragged on as a guest, gurns away at the camera giving us all sorts of helpful advice from how to make ice cubes to repackaging snacks for overnight guests. Probably a better title might have been With thanks for all the cash Netflix, Meghan. Or more aptly, With sincere apologies, Meghan. But as is pretty clear, sincerity isn't exactly her strong point.

I gave this 2 stars and this is primarily for the stylist who has made things look pretty. Other than that this is the biggest waste of time. I can't work out what it's all about? Meghan is not a chef and the recipes are very basic and obvious- she taught me nothing I don't already know- we all know how to make Jam! . She clearly has no idea about Bees and looked terrified when one came near and even had a 'bee man' ( who has a bee man!!?!?!). The whole things was incredibly contrived and fake with constant faux laughing. It just feels very try hard and embarrassing and she doesn't even seem comfortable. The whole 'don't you know I'm a Sussex' was very snotty and bizarre given her determination to slag off all things Royal- yet you must refer to her as the Duchess of Sussex? It just felt uncomfortable and inauthentic and like a very long advertorial for a random collection of very basic things you can buy in any grocer.

I gave it a chance, and to be fair it's fine for some noise in the background - but overall I found it very pretentious. Showing off this life where you have time to put edible flowers on everything you make?

Still not sure what tips and tricks I was supposed to learn, cause I didn't learn anything

Fresh flowers are so expensive, so to be flaunting that in our faces to make flower presentations for visitors I felt a bit inconsiderate

Chopping fruit and veg and arranging them on a board is hardly cooking, and who has a garden with all these fresh herbs and vegetables etc

Sorry, not for me, not sure what she was trying to put across, but as I said, the word that springs to mind is pretentious!