Prince Harry snubbed as Meghan’s Netflix show drops detail – Celebrity News – Entertainment

In the latest installment of With Love, Meghan, which premieres on Netflix this week, Prince Harry is conspicuously absent making no appearances whatsoever.

Despite it being Meghan’s show, the Duke of Sussex did make a brief cameo in the final episode of the first season of With Love, Meghan. In the last series which aired on the streaming platform in March, he popped up in the last 10 minutes when he arrived at the garden brunch Meghan hosts for her family, including mother Doria, and friends. She introduces Harry to the camera at the brunch party, and he gives an awkward wave.

Yet, in the current series of the show, he does not appear at all. In fact, the only glimpses of him are in photographs, such as one that features him and Meghan with Clare Smyth, who appears in the sixth episode of the latest series or when he is mentioned in conversation between Meghan and her guests.

Meghan does mention Harry in the show, sharing with Queer Eye star Tan France how the Duke of Sussex first confessed his love for her on their third date in Botswana, reports the Mirror.

Meanwhile, in the seventh episode, while packing for a trip, Meghan shows the camera a navy baseball cap with the slogan ‘PH 40’ on it, which she says she had made for Harry and his buddies for his 40th birthday.

In the season’s premiere episode, Meghan, while cooking eggs with chefs Christina Tosi and David Chang and makeup artist friend Daniel Martin, shares that she has two unique ‘silkie’ chickens, Jill and Phil, among her flock at home. This chicken breed is recognized for its fluffy feathers.

The second installment of “With Love, Meghan,” was released on the streaming platform this morning, continuing from the first season where Meghan imparts cooking, crafting, and hosting advice with various friends and experts.

This season’s celebrity guests include American model and TV personality Chrissy Teigen and Queer Eye star Tan France, along with podcaster Jay Shetty and his cookbook author wife Radhi Devlukia. Chefs joining Meghan include Clare Smyth, who operates Core, a three-Michelin-star restaurant in London, and José Andrés, founder of the World Central Kitchen.

This show follows Meghan and Harry’s announcement of a new scaled-down deal with the streaming giant, a stark contrast to their reported 100 million dollar contract five years ago.