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Major outlets like The Guardian have been harsh, with one publication humorously suggesting that viewers should "kiss the Netflix deal goodbye" and calling Markle's effort "pointless." The critique emphasizes that unless there's a sudden cultural shift eager for long-form programs about seemingly trivial topics—like filling children's party bags with seeds and Manuka honey—the show likely won't salvage her image or career prospects.
It’s also been labeled as "joyless" and "thirsty," with critics questioning the authenticity and entertainment value of Megan preparing decorative ladybird crostini with Mindy Kaling. The prevailing sentiment is that the show offers little to no genuine interest and is rather an exercise in superficial lifestyle content.