Meghan Markle's Netflix series ‘With Love, Meghan’ won’t return for third season: What it means for the Sussexes’ future

Meghan Markle’s Netflix lifestyle series ‘With Love, Meghan’ will not be renewed for a third season, according to multiple entertainment sources. After two seasons and a 2025 holiday special, Netflix has opted not to continue the show in its current format, signaling a shift in both the Duchess of Sussex’s media strategy and the evolving nature of her relationship with the streaming giant.

With Love, Meghan debuted on Netflix in March 2025 as a lifestyle and cooking series hosted and executive produced by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. The program blended wholesome domestic tips, from cooking to simple crafts, with celebrity guest appearances, including chefs and friends of Markle.

However, the show’s performance did not meet Netflix’s benchmarks for continued original series. While the first season briefly made Netflix’s Global Top 10 in some regions, the second season did not crack the Top 10 charts in the US and struggled in viewership rankings thereafter.


According to industry sources cited by Page Six, Netflix has decided against producing a third season of the show. An insider tells media that although there have been conversations about potential holiday-themed specials, no additional episodes or full seasons are currently in development.

Instead, Meghan is expected to pivot much of her content output toward her lifestyle brand, ‘As Ever’, in more bite-sized formats shared on social platforms and other outlets. The brand, known for products such as jams, rosé wines, and curated home goods, has garnered significant consumer interest and commercial success since its launch.

Despite extensive promotional efforts and the star power of its host, With Love, Meghan reportedly failed to resonate consistently with Netflix audiences. Independent data places some of the series’ viewership metrics relatively low compared to other Netflix originals.

The show amassed roughly 5.3 million views in its first six months, a modest number relative to breakout hits, and ranked outside the top 300 Netflix programs globally at times.

Critics and segments of the public also labeled the series simplistic or lacking depth, contributing to lukewarm critical response.