director: Michael Stead

Mold: Meghan Markle

Episode: 8

Rating: 3/5 stars

After a lot of anticipation, and delayed by Los Angeles Wildfire, Meghan Markal’s highly awaited series ‘Love, Meghan’ has finally made its debut on OTT.

A series of previous documentary-style of Meghan Markle, also had ‘Harry and Meghan’, with her husband Prince Harry, and the new project provides a change in tone, which focuses more on her passion for her personal life and more on her passion for home, cooking and entertaining.

The Meghan Markle’s series changes with gossip and drama, bends more towards making magic with cooking, as she invites a diverse group of celebrity guests, including Mindi Kalinga, Roy Choi -like chefs, at the end of the series with a sweet cameo with her husband Prince Harry at the end of the series, in the homage of the intimate dinner parties and in her coajy homes. Hosted conversations.

The first few episodes of the series, the conversation between Meghan and his guests feel off-track, often feel forced with a banquet and some humor is revealed as staging. Meghan, as a host, looks a bit rigid and uncomfortable in its role initially. However, as the series moves forward, the cloud becomes more relaxed, and the tone turns from strange to comfortable.

More substance or a deep dive can be planted in Meghan’s personal life or passion. Nevertheless, the series excels in its warmth, Meghan shared a glimpse of his life, his love for food and his relationship with the people around it.

In addition to the kitchen scenes, the outside views provide a therapeutic background. However, music throughout the series does not always hit the right mark. Some tracks feel slightly out of place, otherwise disrupt the cool, comfortable environment.

‘With love, cloud’ ends in a heartbreaking moment, with Prince Harry himself a stunning cameo. As the cloudy chain wraps, Harry praised her efforts with a simple yet honest message: “You did a great job, I like it.”

Overall, ‘with love, cloud’ is a luster, comfortable chain that grows on you as the progress of the episode. Although it cannot offer that type of drama, it offers a delightful migration in the world of home cooking, entertaining and celebrity guests. If you are in the mood of a laid-back-back show to relax on the couch or enjoy a good food, it is perfect for him. However, those expecting more depth and enthusiasm may lack it.

‘Love, Meghan’ is now available to stream on Netflix.