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<\/div>\n<\/div>\nPrince Harry faces royal drama amid return home<\/p>\n
USA TODAY’s royal reporter Jennifer Hassan shares the latest on Prince Harry’s return to London amid confusion over his Buckingham Palace stay.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Duchess Meghan<\/a>‘s Daytime Emmy nomination<\/a> is causing a stir.<\/p>\n The nod for her Netflix show,\u00a0“With Love, Meghan,”<\/a> was announced Tuesday, July 14, in the outstanding lifestyle program category.<\/p>\n While the duchess, 44, took to Instagram<\/a> to celebrate her first nomination and to thank her team, some on social media were quick to point out that the show, which failed to make Netflix’s top 300 most popular shows in the first half of 2025, also received some rather brutal reviews.<\/p>\n “With Love, Meghan” is up against NBC’s “George to the Rescue,” Hallmark’s “The Motherhood,” BYUtv’s “The Wizard of Paws” and “A Different Breed” from InkBlot Narratives.<\/p>\n The 53rd Daytime Emmy Awards ceremony will take place on Oct. 30 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California.<\/p>\n The show, which ran for two seasons and a Christmas holiday special, had some viewers deeming it and its companion lifestyle brand as “unrelatable.<\/a>“<\/p>\n The Guardian’s review of the lifestyle show’s first season<\/a> declared it “toe-curlingly unlovable\u00a0TV,” while its review of the second season<\/a> was not much better, claiming it to be “so painfully contrived that it’s genuinely fascinating.”<\/p>\n The first season debuted in March 2025<\/a>, and showcased Meghan keeping bees, creating a rainbow out of fruit and carefully preparing meals with fresh ingredients from her garden. Viewers witnessed her arranging flowers, harvesting honey, talking about jam and sprinkling edible flowers over various dishes.<\/p>\n The second season of “With Love, Meghan,” ranked 1,124th on Netflix’s most watched shows list between July and December 2025, according to a report<\/a> released by the streaming giant.<\/p>\n After quitting the royal spotlight, the Sussexes signed a contract with Netflix reportedly worth more than $100 million<\/a>.<\/p>\n Over the two seasons, there were guest appearances from celebrity friends, including Mindy Kaling and Chrissy Teigen and of course from Meghan’s husband,<\/a> Prince Harry.<\/p>\n The Christmas special, titled “With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration,” featured festive recipes and landed at No.1,022 on Netflix’s list of most-watched shows in the the second half of 2025, according to the engagement report.<\/p>\n The Independent called the first season of the show “queasy and exhausting,”<\/a> pointing out Meghan sprinkling edible flowers over most meals. “Even fried eggs,” the outlet wrote, seemingly in disbelief.<\/p>\n Not everyone, however, disliked the mother-of-two’s homemaking show. Some on social media praised the show’s soothing nature. “It was so uplifting and relaxing,” one X user wrote.<\/a> “It is such a calming, peaceful show and so beautiful,” wrote<\/a> another.<\/p>\nDuchess Meghan’s Netflix show reviews were mixed: ‘Unrelatable’ but ‘uplifting’<\/h2>\n