Meghan Markle is back with another Netflix offering, and while the world waits to see how this latest venture will unfold, let’s explore the questions on everyone’s minds.
First things first—where’s the highly anticipated red carpet event? You know, the glitzy spectacle we all expected, with Meghan dazzling in front of a sea of cameras. Oh, right—that was quietly canceled, reportedly due to the ongoing California wildfires. But let’s be honest, does anyone really believe Meghan Markle is getting special treatment this time? Probably not. No red carpet. No whirlwind talk show tour. If we’re lucky, there might be a Zoom chat with Oprah—but even that feels like wishful thinking. Given the almost non-existent promotion of her last Netflix project, there’s little reason to think this release would be handled any differently.
And truthfully, no one is particularly shocked. From the outset, this entire production has felt rushed and haphazard. Have you seen the trailer? Those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it snippets are barely enough to hold attention, let alone build anticipation. The online commentary will likely overshadow the show itself. The buildup to the release has already generated more curiosity than the content ever could.
Then there’s the glaring absence of big-name guest stars. Where are Meghan’s high-profile friends—Amal Clooney, Beyoncé, Serena Williams? Even Oprah seems to be missing in action. Did anyone decline invitations, or were they ever asked? The silence is deafening. It’s as if Meghan is attempting to launch a cultural moment, but no one in her circle is willing to rally behind her. Maybe they’re all simply preparing for awards season—but the optics are hard to ignore.
Now, let’s talk timing—or Meghan’s incredible knack for launching projects during moments of widespread crisis. Remember her last major attempt at relevance? It coincided with the pandemic. Now, her latest project finds itself debuting amid catastrophic fires in California. Coincidence? Perhaps. But it’s beginning to feel like an unfortunate pattern. Some might say it’s bad luck; others might see it as the universe’s way of sending a message: We’re just not that into this.
And then there’s the emotional hook—because, of course, there is one. Cue the dead dog story. The tragic loss of a beloved pet is meant to tug at heartstrings, but let’s be honest, we’ve heard this narrative before. The sentimental pet-loss angle has been overplayed and won’t sway anyone who hasn’t already bought into Meghan’s carefully curated persona. It’s a tired trope that risks feeling more manipulative than moving.
Was there ever going to be a lavish premiere? Probably not. If Netflix had grand plans for a star-studded event, we would have seen whispers of it long before now. Instead, the entire release feels like a last-ditch effort—an attempt to toss the show into the digital ether and hope that social media outrage will carry it. “Let’s put it out there and see if it sparks a conversation,” Netflix seems to be saying.
But this isn’t just another Netflix drop. This is the Meghan Markle production—the one that was cobbled together in a rush and unleashed into the chaotic world of online discourse. With minimal promotion, no A-list appearances, and a trailer that reveals next to nothing, it feels more like a footnote in the saga of Meghan’s public image than a must-see moment. The only certainty? The drama surrounding the release will likely outshine the show itself—just another chapter in Meghan’s ongoing attempt to define her place in a reality that seems to slip further from her control.
