With Love, Meghan on Netflix

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Anonymous wrote:She was sort of snarky when Mindy Kaling called her "Meghan Markle" and Meghan's response was "it's funny you keep saying that because I am Sussex now."

Cringe.

It’s even cringier because Sussex isn’t even their last name. Their last name is “Mountbatten-Windsor.”

Is it also cringe when they call the William and Kate family “Cambridge” or “Wales?”

The cringe factor is the demand to be called Sussex.

Maybe she does not like her last name with a dad like that.

Dad like what? Seems like they were close at one time. Kinda sad at how he has been excluded from her life.

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Anonymous wrote:She was sort of snarky when Mindy Kaling called her "Meghan Markle" and Meghan's response was "it's funny you keep saying that because I am Sussex now."

Cringe.

It’s even cringier because Sussex isn’t even their last name. Their last name is “Mountbatten-Windsor.”

Is it also cringe when they call the William and Kate family “Cambridge” or “Wales?”

The cringe factor is the demand to be called Sussex.

Maybe she does not like her last name with a dad like that.

Dad like what? Seems like they were close at one time. Kinda sad at how he has been excluded from her life.

She is a social climber. She was marrying into the RF and very embarrassed to have a dad who wasn't polished and proper. She ditched him to keep up the image she wanted. She doesn't have any 'commoners' in her life.

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I'm watching the show now. I like it. She's not like an expert in anything but I think the deal is that she's thoughtful and ambitious about hosting so she goes the extra mile with everything.

She's a little awkward and affected but it's fine -- she also seems genuine in her interest in cooking/decorating/hosting. Like you can tell this is stuff she really enjoys.

Also her voice has a really nice tone and I like the music and aesthetics on the show, so it kind of functions like ASMR. And I like the clothes she wears.

I don't get all the consternation here. I could see some people finding this really boring but as a longtime watcher of Martha Stewart, this is right up my alley. I don't get all the consternation. It's pleasant and inoffensive.

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I liked the episode with the friend that made dumplings and her skin line, that seemed authentic and quite touching.

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Anonymous wrote:She was sort of snarky when Mindy Kaling called her "Meghan Markle" and Meghan's response was "it's funny you keep saying that because I am Sussex now."

Cringe.

It’s even cringier because Sussex isn’t even their last name. Their last name is “Mountbatten-Windsor.”

Is it also cringe when they call the William and Kate family “Cambridge” or “Wales?”

The cringe factor is the demand to be called Sussex.

No, you're wrong. The cringe factor is literally just the way she said it to her supposed friend on the tv show. If her last name is Sussex, she should ask people to use her last name, but the way she said it was so condescending and fake. I don't know how they didn't make her redo that scene.

I'd never speak to my friends like that. She is known to speak down to people and she couldn't even restrain herself with someone famous and accomplished like Mindy Kaling.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm watching the show now. I like it. She's not like an expert in anything but I think the deal is that she's thoughtful and ambitious about hosting so she goes the extra mile with everything.

She's a little awkward and affected but it's fine -- she also seems genuine in her interest in cooking/decorating/hosting. Like you can tell this is stuff she really enjoys.

Also her voice has a really nice tone and I like the music and aesthetics on the show, so it kind of functions like ASMR. And I like the clothes she wears.

I don't get all the consternation here. I could see some people finding this really boring but as a longtime watcher of Martha Stewart, this is right up my alley. I don't get all the consternation. It's pleasant and inoffensive.

Her clothing and accessories are beautiful. I can't help wondering if she buys them or if much of it is gifted from the brands. Even at their net worth, her consumer spending seems extravagant.

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Anonymous wrote:She was sort of snarky when Mindy Kaling called her "Meghan Markle" and Meghan's response was "it's funny you keep saying that because I am Sussex now."

Cringe.

It’s even cringier because Sussex isn’t even their last name. Their last name is “Mountbatten-Windsor.”

Is it also cringe when they call the William and Kate family “Cambridge” or “Wales?”

The cringe factor is the demand to be called Sussex.

Maybe she does not like her last name with a dad like that.

Dad like what? Seems like they were close at one time. Kinda sad at how he has been excluded from her life.

I support Meghan 100%! Distance yourself from the Markles, Meghan! Dad sell you out during your wedding week and that horrible sister. You have no control about the family you are born into but you can control the role they play in your life.

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Anonymous wrote:She was sort of snarky when Mindy Kaling called her "Meghan Markle" and Meghan's response was "it's funny you keep saying that because I am Sussex now."

Cringe.

It’s even cringier because Sussex isn’t even their last name. Their last name is “Mountbatten-Windsor.”

Is it also cringe when they call the William and Kate family “Cambridge” or “Wales?”

The cringe factor is the demand to be called Sussex.

Maybe she does not like her last name with a dad like that.

Dad like what? Seems like they were close at one time. Kinda sad at how he has been excluded from her life.

She is a social climber. She was marrying into the RF and very embarrassed to have a dad who wasn't polished and proper. She ditched him to keep up the image she wanted. She doesn't have any 'commoners' in her life.

He was literally invited to the wedding.

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Anonymous wrote:She was sort of snarky when Mindy Kaling called her "Meghan Markle" and Meghan's response was "it's funny you keep saying that because I am Sussex now."

Cringe.

It’s even cringier because Sussex isn’t even their last name. Their last name is “Mountbatten-Windsor.”

Is it also cringe when they call the William and Kate family “Cambridge” or “Wales?”

The cringe factor is the demand to be called Sussex.

Maybe she does not like her last name with a dad like that.

Dad like what? Seems like they were close at one time. Kinda sad at how he has been excluded from her life.

It was definitely a red flag when the mom was the only person at the wedding. Meghan dumps everyone who does not serve Meghan.

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Cannot believe someone here actually believes she used a surrogate and faked her pregnancy. Is it the purple dress moonbump falling pictures that did it?

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I watched two episodes and I can’t watch anymore. It has no substance. Nothing she creates is her idea. It’s all about how grand her life is since marrying into money. And what a life she has. And what glamourus ass-kissing (and vice versa) friends she has. She didn’t build anything from the ground up like Martha Stewart and Ina Garden. She’s not self-made anything. Just circumstance.

Furthermore, I only watched this to see the slow motion train wreck unfold. And I ended up falling sleep. I can’t stand her voice. I can stand her lack of intelligence. I can’t stand her grandiose, narcissistic behavior and and certainly can’t stand her entitlement, nor tone deaf actions, and that of Netflix, for proceeding with this show. My guess is Netflix has spent so much money on creating the show and hiring PR reps that are spinning “positive” interviews and highlights in People magazine and beyond, just to bouy what is essentially a dumb, tone deaf, “wow look at me I make pretty stuff while I bask in my millions in this mansion with a view that no one else has. Aren’t I great?’

Yeah. Screw you, Meghan. As if the California fires weren’t enough. And as layoffs for federal workers loom just as the economy is in a nose dive and we are nearing WWIII, sure keep on with your fake money making “love” and “magic” that no one has the money or time for.

And by the way Netflix, this was a poor decision to waste money on that I pay you for. You suck.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched two episodes and I can’t watch anymore. It has no substance. Nothing she creates is her idea. It’s all about how grand her life is since marrying into money. And what a life she has. And what glamourus ass-kissing (and vice versa) friends she has. She didn’t build anything from the ground up like Martha Stewart and Ina Garden. She’s not self-made anything. Just circumstance.

Furthermore, I only watched this to see the slow motion train wreck unfold. And I ended up falling sleep. I can’t stand her voice. I can stand her lack of intelligence. I can’t stand her grandiose, narcissistic behavior and and certainly can’t stand her entitlement, nor tone deaf actions, and that of Netflix, for proceeding with this show. My guess is Netflix has spent so much money on creating the show and hiring PR reps that are spinning “positive” interviews and highlights in People magazine and beyond, just to bouy what is essentially a dumb, tone deaf, “wow look at me I make pretty stuff while I bask in my millions in this mansion with a view that no one else has. Aren’t I great?’

Yeah. Screw you, Meghan. As if the California fires weren’t enough. And as layoffs for federal workers loom just as the economy is in a nose dive and we are nearing WWIII, sure keep on with your fake money making “love” and “magic” that no one has the money or time for.

And by the way Netflix, this was a poor decision to waste money on that I pay you for. You suck.

Thanks for contributing to the Sussex Fund!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I watched two episodes and I can’t watch anymore. It has no substance. Nothing she creates is her idea. It’s all about how grand her life is since marrying into money. And what a life she has. And what glamourus ass-kissing (and vice versa) friends she has. She didn’t build anything from the ground up like Martha Stewart and Ina Garden. She’s not self-made anything. Just circumstance.

Furthermore, I only watched this to see the slow motion train wreck unfold. And I ended up falling sleep. I can’t stand her voice. I can stand her lack of intelligence. I can’t stand her grandiose, narcissistic behavior and and certainly can’t stand her entitlement, nor tone deaf actions, and that of Netflix, for proceeding with this show. My guess is Netflix has spent so much money on creating the show and hiring PR reps that are spinning “positive” interviews and highlights in People magazine and beyond, just to bouy what is essentially a dumb, tone deaf, “wow look at me I make pretty stuff while I bask in my millions in this mansion with a view that no one else has. Aren’t I great?’

Yeah. Screw you, Meghan. As if the California fires weren’t enough. And as layoffs for federal workers loom just as the economy is in a nose dive and we are nearing WWIII, sure keep on with your fake money making “love” and “magic” that no one has the money or time for.

And by the way Netflix, this was a poor decision to waste money on that I pay you for. You suck.

It sounds like you have really big feelings here! There’s an option on the Netflix UI to hide a show from displaying in your recommendations. You might want to take a couple deep breaths and tap that button. A cookery show is definitely not worth getting this worked up about.

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Anonymous wrote:Cannot believe someone here actually believes she used a surrogate and faked her pregnancy. Is it the purple dress moonbump falling pictures that did it?

I'm not the PP, but I think it's entirely possible that she faked a pregnancy. I think it's done with some regularity by celebs.

In this day and age, I'm never surprised by the different routes people take to parenthood. Is faking a pregnancy really all that weird anyway? I mean, people are buying eggs and sperm, freezing embryos, unfreezing embryos, implanting third parties with their genetic material, gestating other people's genetic material, hiring wombs, adopting, and sometimes, just doing it the old-fashioned way.

100% you do you without judgement, I'm just saying I wouldn't be surprised at all if she faked a pregnancy or two.

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Anonymous wrote:Cannot believe someone here actually believes she used a surrogate and faked her pregnancy. Is it the purple dress moonbump falling pictures that did it?

Well it's right up there with when Beyonce was "pregnant" with Blue and she stood up after an interview and her bump deflated.