The competition over the "With Love" branding is intensifying, and according to the latest gossip from Paula's M, it’s not looking good for Meghan Markle.
Pamela Anderson appears to be taking serious issue with Meghan’s upcoming Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, accusing her of blatantly copying her own series, Pamela’s Cooking With Love. Given the striking similarities between the two, it's hard to blame Pamela for feeling frustrated. The resemblance is so uncanny that even the most casual observer might wonder if Meghan's concept was a little too heavily "inspired" by Pamela’s work.
One of the most obvious overlaps is the title itself—both shows prominently feature “With Love.” Pamela’s series debuted months before Meghan's trailer was even released, yet Meghan’s version arrived with a presentation that looks suspiciously familiar. Anyone who has seen both trailers could be forgiven for experiencing déjà vu. Both open with the stars strolling through their lush gardens, engaging in casual small talk while showcasing fresh produce. Pamela’s introduction begins with her saying, “I love to cook. I’ve always wanted to take things to another level,” while Meghan starts hers with, “I’ve always loved taking something pretty ordinary and elevating it.” The phrasing is so similar that it’s hard not to wonder if they came from the same PR playbook. If there were ever a textbook example of imitation, these trailers might be it.
Then there’s the gardening element. Both Pamela and Meghan are shown harvesting fresh fruits and vegetables, getting their hands dirty as they prepare ingredients for their recipes. While gardening itself isn’t exactly unique, the way both women present it—dressed in matching floral outfits and behaving as though they’re curating a gourmet feast for woodland creatures—feels oddly staged. Online fans have certainly noticed, with one social media user commenting, “If you watch Pamela’s trailer, it feels more authentic than what Meghan is trying to achieve. The similarities are actually freaky.”
But the accusations of copying don’t stop at cooking shows. Meghan has faced similar claims before. One of the most controversial instances involves Georgina Elton, a British woman who discovered her Nigerian heritage through a DNA test. Not long after, Meghan made a similar revelation about her own ancestry, leading many to question whether it was yet another case of her borrowing someone else’s story. A separate scandal arose when a respected newspaper published claims that Meghan’s family had roots in Rwanda. However, the photo supposedly proving this turned out to have been taken in Los Angeles, making the entire situation even murkier.
The media’s role in all of this is also worth noting. Paula’s M raises a valid point about the way Meghan is treated compared to other celebrities. While many public figures face intense scrutiny over the smallest infractions, Meghan’s claims—whether about her heritage, creative projects, or personal brand—seem to escape serious examination. The double standard is hard to ignore.
So, will With Love, Meghan be a success, or will it be dismissed as another recycled celebrity project? That remains to be seen. But if Pamela Anderson is watching, she’s probably enjoying a fresh salad from her garden, paired with a healthy serving of "I told you so."
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