It might have attracted some harsh reviews, but it seems the Duchess of Sussex<\/a> will get the last laugh after her TV series With Love, Meghan<\/a><\/em> scored an Emmy nomination.<\/p>\n The show, which ran for two seasons and also spawned a Christmas special<\/a> before being cancelled by streaming giant Netflix, has scored a Daytime Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Lifestyle Program.<\/p>\n The Duchess of Sussex\u2019s Netflix series has scored a daytime Emmy nod.\u00a0Jake Rosenberg\/Netflix<\/cite><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n The former Suits<\/em> star was listed as an executive producer of the show, under her full name, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex<\/a>, when it premiered in March 2025, and will therefore likely be front and centre when the awards take place later this year.<\/p>\n Prince Harry<\/a> made a number of appearances on the show, including the Christmas special, when he sensationally told Meghan her gumbo was not as good as her mother\u2019s. <\/p>\n With Love, Meghan<\/em> was produced in partnership with Archewell Productions, an off-shoot of Archewell, which was founded in 2020 by\u00a0the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to house their business and philanthropic interests.<\/p>\n Prince Harry made some appearances in the now-cancelled show, which ran for two seasons.\u00a0Netflix<\/cite><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n It was responsible for the 2022 Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan<\/em>, as well as other documentaries, including Invictus Games<\/em> and Polo<\/em>, and the newly released Cookie Queens<\/em>.<\/p>\n Despite having a career as an actress before meeting Prince Harry<\/a>, this is Meghan\u2019s first Emmy nomination.<\/p>\n Since the show ended, Meghan has kept busy running her business As Ever<\/a>, which was launched in partnership with Netflix at the same time as the show.<\/p>\n The show was quietly cancelled at the start of 2026, although the door was left open for more one-off specials.<\/p>\n Then in March came the announcement Netflix had parted ways with the lifestyle brand, which is known for its range of fruit spreads, teas, candles<\/a> and wines.<\/p>\n The Emmy nomination will be a welcome boost for Meghan and Harry, who were in the UK over the weekend with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, for an emotional reunion<\/a> with King Charles and Queen Camilla. <\/p>\n While in the UK, Harry recorded an episode of the \u00a0Joe Marler Will See You Now<\/em> podcast, which aired Tuesday (AEST).<\/p>\n Some comments raised eyebrows, including his answer when asked his occupation, which he listed as \u201cfull-time dad, British Army veteran, Prince of England, Duke\u201d.<\/p>\n The news comes a day after Harry\u2019s appearance on the podcast Joe Marler Will See You Now.\u00a0Instagram\/David Levene\/Invictus Games Birmingham 2027<\/cite><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n The podcast, which takes the form of a psychotherapist questioning guests, saw Harry reveal the most famous names in his contact book as well as his favourite trashy TV show (Love Island<\/em>).<\/p>\n The Duke of Sussex also discussed his grooming routine, delivering a decidedly \u2018un-royal\u2019 answer, and even touched on his toilet habits, but also ventured into more serious topics including his methods for \u201ccoping with trauma<\/a>\u201d.<\/p>\n At one point Harry was joined on the podcast by JJ Chalmers, a former Royal Marine, who was seriously injured in Afghanistan and went on to become an Invictus Games medallist and television presenter.<\/p>\n<\/picture>
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