Meghan Markle’s latest Netflix project has turned into yet another public embarrassment, sparking a response from her half-sister Samantha that has social media buzzing.
Love, Meghan was meant to be her grand return to the spotlight—a polished, career-reviving moment. Instead, it has only reinforced her struggle to remain relevant. According to insiders, Meghan is devastated by the overwhelmingly negative reception. She went from feeling confident about the show to utterly humiliated, realizing it failed to repair her damaged reputation.
The issue is simple—Meghan struggles with likability, relatability, and trust. No amount of scripted content can fix that. People aren’t buying into her narrative anymore. The public has developed a strong instinct for detecting inauthenticity, and this Netflix production only confirmed their suspicions. When Meghan and Harry left the royal family, they positioned themselves as modern reformers escaping an oppressive institution. Years later, what do they have to show for it? Failed projects, abandoned initiatives, and a declining public image. Meanwhile, the real royals—William, Catherine, King Charles, and Queen Camilla—continue their duties with quiet dignity. Even as Catherine faces serious health challenges, she has shown more grace under pressure than Meghan has throughout her Hollywood career.
Meghan’s show briefly made it to Netflix’s Top 10, but not because people were genuinely interested in its content. They tuned in the same way they slow down for a car crash—out of curiosity. Even Meghan likely knows the numbers weren’t a sign of success but a result of controversy. Watching every episode, the experience was exactly as expected—forced smiles, staged authenticity, and subtle jabs at the royal family, making the entire production feel transparent and, frankly, embarrassing.
Now, sources claim Meghan is reconsidering her future in television due to the backlash, but the truth is clear: Netflix is unlikely to renew her $100 million contract. This isn’t Meghan walking away—it’s her attempting to save face before being dropped. If Netflix offered an extension, she’d sign in an instant. But with their recent losses, executives must regret investing in her, as the deal has become one of their biggest mistakes.
While Meghan sulks in Monaco, Samantha Markle delivered a scathing response that stole the show. When a social media post claimed Meghan felt “crushed” by the backlash, Samantha fired off a cutting remark: “Does she feel like gum on a shoe like she made Trevor feel? Does she feel like anyone she stepped on and lied about? Is she crushed enough to feel sad for dad? Probably not.” The brutal response resonated with many, highlighting how Meghan plays the victim while those she left behind face real consequences.
Thomas Markle Sr. has suffered multiple strokes and heart issues, yet Meghan has shown no interest in reconciliation. Her former husband, Trevor Engelson, reportedly learned of their marriage’s abrupt end when Meghan mailed back her wedding rings. This pattern is impossible to ignore—Meghan uses people as long as they serve her ambitions, then discards them without a second thought. She did it to her family, her friends, and even the royal family, who initially welcomed her with open arms.
Her lavish royal wedding, funded by British taxpayers, was proof of the royal family's generosity. Prince Charles walked her down the aisle. The Queen granted her patronages almost immediately. Yet, in return, Meghan launched one of the most damaging attacks on the monarchy in modern history. By making vague accusations of racism without naming names, she cast suspicion on everyone. Encouraging Harry to expose private family matters in books, interviews, and documentaries only deepened the divide.
Now, she’s upset that the public isn’t embracing her Netflix show? The irony is overwhelming. As always, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Drop your comments, hit subscribe, and give this video a thumbs up if you think Samantha Markle hit the nail on the head. Stay informed and support the real royals.
