Meghan Markle at risk of being dropped by Netflix after poor ratings

Meghan Markle’s latest Netflix venture could be on shaky ground, with insiders claiming the Duchess of Sussex’s lifestyle series With Love, Meghan may not survive past its second season.

The series returned to the streaming giant this week with eight new episodes featuring celebrity guests including Chrissy Teigen and podcast host Jay Shetty. 

Filmed in a rented Montecito property designed to mimic her California home, the show promised a more personal glimpse into Meghan’s world, blending food, crafts, and candid conversations.

But according to reports, the series has failed to meet expectations. 

An insider revealed to Parade: “It’s not doing well or what the network would have hoped it would do. It’s not the success they wanted it to be.”

Netflix and Meghan signed a lucrative multi-year deal in 2020 after she and Prince Harry stepped down from royal life. 

While their initial docu-series Harry & Meghan was a massive global hit, follow-up projects have struggled to capture the same audience.

The lackluster performance of With Love, Meghan raises questions about the couple’s long-term future with Netflix, and whether Meghan’s lifestyle brand alone can sustain the partnership.

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