Meghan Markle’s ridiculed for trying to come out with a faux-Disney vibe

Meghan Markle’s Netflix series has stepped into a landmine of questions and queries.

US correspondent Samuel Clench made these comments against the Duchess of Sussex and her new cooking show, as part of a piece for News.com.au.

His piece questioned the very nature of creating something of this scale, and even pondered what the PR team behind the Sussex brand has been thinking.

In the eyes of Mr Clench, “’With Love, Meghan,’ is the title of this thing. ‘Create wonder in every moment,’ is the tagline. I mean come on. What are we doing here? What’s with the faux-Disney vibe?”

He also began to question, “why does any of this exist?”

Because “these are questions you could conceivably ask about pretty much anything Meghan and Harry have done, to affect their image, in the last five years.”

And for Mr Clench, the “best theory of the case is that these two are only trying to win over the US market, and Americans are already primed to take their side anyway.”

“Righto, fine,” he responded by saying, “but you do not need to manufacture that support; it exists naturally,” he noted.

Before signing off the correspondent also added, “we must ask again: what is the point of this Netflix show? What has been the point of the Sussexes’ PR strategy, for years? The answer is quintessentially Australian: dunno.”