Meghan on who said 'I love you' first, and what she misses about UK

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, has returned to Netflix with the second season of her show 'With Love, Meghan. ' The series is filmed in a cozy house near her home in Montecito, California, and features Meghan sharing her daily routines, favorite recipes, and moments from her family life. Although Prince Harry and their children, Archie and Lilibet, do not appear on camera, Meghan gives viewers a peek into their mornings. She says she makes hot breakfasts for her family most days, and describes how simple it can be. Meghan enjoys making fried eggs and pancakes, and she likes to add healthy ingredients like ground flax seeds and chia seeds. Her daughter Lili even asks for chia seeds in her pancakes because she likes the 'freckles' they create. Meghan believes breakfast is a sacred time for her family, a chance to pause and enjoy a peaceful moment together before the day begins.

The show is upbeat and optimistic, focusing on Meghan's new life in California. She invites celebrity friends such as Chrissy Teigen and John Legend to join her in the kitchen, sharing cooking tips and stories. Meghan talks about her past as an actress, recalling how nervous she used to get during auditions and how she would reward herself with a McDonald's apple pie when things went well. She shares that she knew she loved Harry by their third date, which was a camping trip in Botswana, and that Harry was the first to say 'I love you. ' Meghan mentions that they eat a lot of roast chicken, but Harry is not a fan of lobster, which surprises chef José Andrés in one episode.

The series avoids discussing the Royal Family or any family rifts, focusing instead on Meghan's personal journey and her new lifestyle. Meghan says she misses listening to Magic Radio from the UK, even though her friend Tan France teases her about it being a 'grandma station. ' Meghan embraces the joke, saying she is happy to be that grandma. In the first season, Meghan clarified that her family name is Sussex, not Markle, and that it means a lot to her. She says her name does not change who she is. Meghan is building a new lifestyle brand called As Ever, selling products like edible flower petals and wildflower honey. She has also launched a podcast called 'Confessions of a Female Founder. ' Meghan and Harry have signed a new deal with Netflix to create more shows and movies, showing that they are not leaving the streaming service. Reviews of the show are mixed, but Meghan's fans are likely to enjoy the positive and personal look into her life.