Comedian Katherine Ryan has publicly discussed Meghan Markle, whom she defended earlier, in the aftermath of her versatile Netflix series, with Love, Meghan.
“I liked Meghan Markle. I was rooting for Meghan Markle … Although she is very Hollywood – even for me – and I don't like that with people, “Katherine admitted, 41.
“I see it now, and maybe it's only the projects she chooses, it feels like she lied about whether she knew who Prince Harry was, and these details about her childhood change and incorrect.”
Katherine defended the former actress in 2022 and commented on her position in the royal family: “I love Meghan Markle's voice and her confidence to challenge the norm and what is expected of her in that role.”
Yesterday, however, yesterday spoke in the latest episode of her podcast, who told everyone everything, Katherine added: 'She said in her new Netflix show that they ate TV -Diners who grew up.
“But then in an old interview, she said:” We would eat Farm Fresh “. Her entire act just seems very well cared for and very forced.
Comedian Katherine Ryan has publicly discussed Meghan Markle, whom she defended earlier, in the aftermath of her much-ranged Netflix series, With Love, Meghan
“I liked Meghan Markle. I was rooting for Meghan Markle … Although she is very Hollywood – even for me – and I don't like that with people, “Katherine admitted, 41
'I have had many Hollywood people – they are not bad people. I don't think she is a bad person, but I think she likes to merge celebrities and she wants the deal of one hundred million dollars and she likes the fact that she is married to a prince.
'Naturally. But I would rather lean someone on it and be like that, oh my God, I used to be in suits and now I am married to a prince! I would rather that than this act of: Oh, I'm just so modest. '
Katherine, born in Canada, who lives in London with her three children and civilian partner Bobby Kootstra, said she found Meghan's 'Flower Sprinkles' particularly Palm.
'I have seen this, I have seen it from chef chefs – they like to put wild flowers on a meal. And I'm not about it. I also don't think it's a whole cooking program. '
She added: 'However, people watch it hate. Who knows what Netflix does? They are smart – whether they love something or hate something, everything they view more episodes.
'If this was Netflix's intention to be, let's throw Meghan under the bus where even people who really enjoyed her, turn … Not against her, but … she just doesn't seem to be the kind of bile that I would like to be friends with. It is too cared for, it is too beige. '
Comedian Katherine is a familiar face on Netflix and has many stand-up specials and shows that are available to stream on the platform.
Katherine adds to Meghan's decision to change her last name in Sussex: 'I think less of women who change their name, to match their husband's name – unless you have a chat about it and unless you have approached that decision with equality.
'Let's be honest about why you choose Sussex. It is a way to hold on to the Duchess of Sussex. '
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Meghan for comment.
Katherine said: “But in an old interview, she said as” we would eat Farm Fresh “. Her entire act just seems very well cared for and very forced '
This follows the news that Netflix -bosses do not consider Meghan Markle's new show as a 'running away success', because TV viewing figures revealed that subscribers prefer her on the screen when it is with her husband Prince Harry
Harry & Meghan was much more popular in terms of viewing figures compared to Love, Meghan
This follows the news that Netflix -bosses do not consider Meghan Markle's new show as a 'running away success', because TV viewing figures revealed that subscribers prefer her on the screen when it is Prince Harry with her husband, revealed MailOnline.
With love, Meghan hardly brought in a quarter of the viewers who was addicted to the documentary series Harry & Meghan in 2022.
It came when Netflix's own data demonstrated that Meghan was with love more successful in Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia than in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.
“It's not a run -away success,” the insider of MailOnline at Netflix admitted.
The Duchess of the eight -part series of Sussex was viewed by 526,000 households in the first five days that it was available on Netflix since the release on 4 March, according to data collected by Samba TV.
But in comparison, Harry & Meghan went into 2.1 million households in about the same number of days – making it four times more successful.
Meghan was watched with love by more people between 45 and 54 than any other age group.
In the three Baltic countries of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia, the TV program of Meghan number 7 in the Netflix card is according to the latest figures from the streaming giant.
But in the US, the UK and Canada, the show was number 10 yesterday.
In most other countries it would have stopped completely from the top ten, if it had been there at all.
