No, I don't have Le Creuset cookware, my own beehives, a kitchen garden, or a guest room. But I still enjoy this show.

That’s because “With Love, Meghan” exists as a sort of celebration of all things Duchess of Sussex — and, as with past of her media outings, no amount of praise seems enough. Each episode features a jumbled timeline whereby Meghan hosts a friend of hers,

Lorraine Kelly didn't hold back as she shared her thoughts on Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, which has been slammed by viewers and TV critics

The king knows more than enough about beekeeping,” a source told Vanity Fair. “Besides, he’s far too busy to sit down and watch it.”

Despite its lighthearted nature, UK critics slammed “With Love, Meghan” as “pointless” and “an exercise in narcissism” after it premiered Tuesday.

King Charles, an avid beekeeper himself, is said to be “far too busy” while the Prince and Princess of Wales have similar disinterest.