In her Netflix show, Love, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex heaped praise on Magic Radio, claiming it was one of the things she missed most about the UK.

And it seems the radio show were listening.

The former Suits star has now been offered a DJing role on the radio station – if she ever wants it.

Paul Sylvester, content director of Magic, told a RadioCentre conference on Tuesday: ‘We had conversions with the Sussex team and if the Duchess would like to add radio presenter to her CV there is an offer on the table.’

Meghan Markle has been offered a DJing position on Magic Radio after gushing over how much she missed the show following her move back to the US in 2020 (pictured at Reprezent FM, Brixton, London, 2018)
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Meghan Markle has been offered a DJing position on Magic Radio after gushing over how much she missed the show following her move back to the US in 2020 (pictured at Reprezent FM, Brixton, London, 2018)

Magic said it had ‘been in with her team and offered her a show, if she ever wanted one’, according to The Telegraph.

The exact sum she was offered for the role was not disclosed but is no doubt dwarfed by her other media contracts which include a $100million (£74million) five-year deal with Netflix and the less successful and rather short-lived deal with Spotify, which was said to be worth £15.5million.

Magic is owned by Bauer Media and focuses on music released from the 1980s onwards.

It is one of the UK’s most popular radio networks and boasts 3.6 million weekly listeners.

It comes after Netflix’s chief executive praised Meghan’s ‘remarkable influence’ and branded the Duke and Duchess of Sussex‘s documentary ‘successful in every measure’ – despite the couple’s ‘downgrade’ new TV deal with the streaming service.

Ted Sarandos applauded her on the second series of her cooking and lifestyle show With Love, Meghan, despite recent scathing reviews of the show.

The eight-part season, which was branded ‘staged, fake and dull’ by critics upon its release last month, failed to breach the top on Netflix globally, as well as in the UK and US.

Mr Sarandos’ comments, made on the Aspire with Emma Grede podcast, are the first he has made since Harry and Meghan signed their ‘first-look’ deal with Netflix – dubbed by experts as a ‘downgrade’ on their previous $100million contract.

The CEO praised the Duchess’ ability to sell out goods featured in her shows – such as edible flowers and jam – which is paired with her online shop As Ever.

‘One thing we learned early with Meghan… she has remarkable influence -remarkable,’ he said.

Mr Sarandos referred to the original biopic Harry and Meghan, which launched in two parts in December 2022.

Ted Sarandos (pictured) has applauded Meghan on the second series of her cooking and lifestyle show With Love, Meghan - despite it receiving worse ratings that the first series
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Ted Sarandos (pictured) has applauded Meghan on the second series of her cooking and lifestyle show With Love, Meghan – despite it receiving worse ratings that the first series

‘And by the way, the documentary itself,’ he added, ‘was also one of the most watched documentaries we’ve ever had.

‘So it was […] successful in every measure. Now I don’t think that you can have a consumer products business if you don’t have a great entertainment business. So that’s got to come first.’

Meghan’s new series of With Love, Meghan has been less successful in its numbers, however, reaching 136 in the Netflix chart just under two weeks after its release last month.

The show was hit with a number of mixed reviews, some of which branded the Duchess ‘needy’ and ‘narcissistic’ in her second attempt at small-screen stardom