“She is the most insecure person I’ve seen”: Megyn Kelly Shows No Mercy to Meghan Markle and Her Antics in Her Awful Netflix Show

Megyn Kelly roasted Meghan Markle’s Netflix show, calling it superficial. Piers Morgan joins in, slamming her latest rebranding attempt.

It’s no secret that since her Royal exit from the UK, Meghan Markle has tried reinventing her career and public image in every way possible. Recently, she took yet another attempt at rebranding herself in the public eye, with her new eight-episode Netflix show, With Love, Meghan. 

A still from With Love, Meghan | image: Netflix

But sadly, like before, Meghan Markle’s efforts went down the gutter just as swiftly it arrived on the streamer. Despite her attempt at sharing cooking, gardening, and hosting tips, it’s Markle’s superficial behavior and over-the-top perfection that caught people’s attention, particularly Megyn Kelly’s, who eviscerated the actress’ show and framed her as the “most insecure person”.

Megyn Kelly called out Meghan Markle’s superficial Netflix show 

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle returned with another attempt at winning over the public. And spoiler alert: it didn’t work, again! Her new Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, promised to be a cozy, heartwarming series about cooking, gardening, and hosting the perfect dinner party.

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But instead, it turned into a masterclass in over-the-top perfection, forcing viewers to wonder if Meghan Markle even lives in the same universe as the rest of us. So now, quite naturally, as the star’s latest rebranding effort flopped, outspoken commentator Megyn Kelly took to her podcast to address the show.

She is the most insecure person I have seen in the public eye in a long time… The biggest absurdity of this whole thing was just how over-the-top perfect everything has to be around her. 

I mean, who the hell picks berries in a white cashmere sweater and white pants? Literally, no one on earth does that. We are all supposed to go out to our gardens and pick our berries and cut our mint and then cut our flowers that are edible. But don’t worry, she is a woman of the people. 

Implying on how superficial Meghan Markle’s show is, Megyn Kelly mocked the actress’ for her over-the-top antics. Well honestly, Kelly seems to have a point. After all, watching With Love, Meghan felt more like being trapped in a Pinterest-perfect world, rather than getting real-life, achievable advice.

Megyn Kelly in Megyn Kelly Today | image: NBC

From Meghan Markle’s flawless hair to her impossibly perfect kitchen, also, not to mention her beehive and her local beekeeper, it seemed all too polished. The show felt almost like she was hosting a royal tea party instead of, you know, living like a regular person. But hey, maybe we’re just too “rustic” to understand the complexities of decorating a table while looking effortlessly elegant.

Royal commentator and Piers Morgan slammed With Love, Meghan

A still from Piers Morgan Uncensored | image: TalkTV

After Megyn Kelly’s comments, Piers Morgan made headlines for dragging Meghan Markle to the dirt, after her Netflix show. Only this time he wasn’t alone, for several other commentators, podcast hosts, and critics appeared tearing With Love, Meghan to shreds. According to reports from Express UK, Morgan branded the Netflix series “unwatchable” in a brutal review.

I tried watching it, and after, honestly, about three, four minutes, I was done. It was just unwatchable. It’s just the ultimate kind of vanity project, where it’s all about people telling Meghan how great she is, her telling everyone how great she is.

It’s not even her house. She’s doing things like making coffee, making a basic cake. There’s nothing to actually learn here.

Meghan Markle in With Love, Meghan | image: Netflix

Now, if you think Piers Morgan’s comments were brutal, you must check out what Royal commentator Bronte Coy told The Mirror. Almost rolling their eyes at Meghan Markle’s picture-perfect approach to literally everything, Coy reflected on how the actress refrained from addressing anything that was even close to her personal life before she married Prince Harry.

She mentioned the fact she used to teach a gift-wrapping class when she was an auditioning actor… it’s a moment of personal reflection that could have been an interesting anecdote about who Meghan really is and who she was before Harry. Instead of going into that in any way, they kept talking about the gift wrapping. 

The people she’s obviously trying to emulate, the Gwyneth Paltrows of the world, the Jessica Albas of the world, who have these billion-dollar lifestyle companies. But they had also sold themselves as personalities for years, we don’t have that with Meghan yet so we needed to see a little bit more of her personality. 

Pointing out how With Love, Meghan doesn’t feel relatable, Megyn Kelly, Piers Morgan, and even the Royal commentator Bronte Coy expressed the same disappointment in Meghan Markle’s show. While people wanted to see her messy, chaotic, and normal life as she claims, Markle’s attempt at picture-perfect life became the ultimate downfall of her Netflix series.

With Love, Meghan is streaming on Netflix.