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According to the Duchess of Sussex in the new trailer for With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration, the festive season is about “finding time to connect with the people we love; embracing traditions, and making new ones.” So, for anyone in search of “easy and elegant” crafting, baking, and gifting tips, look no further than hostess-with-the-mostest Meghan Markle’s festive instalment of her top-viewed lifestyle series, coming to Netflix on December 3.
The Duchess of Sussex has dropped two seasons of her lifestyle series, With Love, Meghan, this year, and though it largely failed to impress critics on either side of the Atlantic, the programme very quickly made its way into the Netflix Top 10 in both the US and UK. So now, as the festive season rapidly approaches, the Duchess is inviting us back to Montecito to show us how she likes to spend the holiday season: cooking and crafting with her loved ones.
The Duchess first announced the special on Instagram with a teaser image and the caption “Embrace traditions and make new ones this holiday season,” for With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration.
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Seasons one and two saw Meghan share “some of her favorite tips and tricks for cooking, gardening, crafting and more” while spending time with the likes of actor, writer and director Mindy Kaling, Chrissy Teigen, chefs Samin Nosrat José Andrés and Clare Smyth, Jay Shetty, and Tan France. We even got a sneak peek into Prince Harry’s dietary preferences. “You know who doesn’t like lobster? My husband,” says Meghan, to which chef Andrés responds, “And you married him anyway?”
With Love, Meghan is, of course, designed as a companion series to the Duchess’s As Ever products, which launched earlier this year. “It is a line of products designed to make your everyday moments memories, to turn a basic breakfast into a beautiful snapshot of your life and to be kind to yourself and create a space for grace when it doesn’t all go according to plan,” she wrote in her newsletter at the time. “They say you have to break a lot of eggs to make an omelet—and that is true. Sometimes they fall, sometimes they crack, and sometimes you don’t have enough eggs at all—but I will tell you this much: no matter how many eggs break in the process, you can still end up with a pretty great omelet.”
Whether you find the series inane, totally comforting or genuinely useful, With Love, Meghan is on its way back faster than you thought.
