One of Meghan Markle's best friends has insisted that the new Netflix series was 'So Natural' of the Duchess – and says she has always been the 'hostess with most'.
The former Royal, 43, released with Love, Meghan on March 4, who saw her inviting her best famous friends for a glamorous farm in Montecito, close to where she lives with Prince Harry and Children Archie, Five and Lilibet, three, to help her help her of colorful scales.
The Office star Mindy Kaling, Chef Roy Choi and Alice Waters all played in the show, cooking with Meghan while looking over the picturesque mountains in Los Angeles.
The Duchess showed her guests how they can be the perfect hostess for eight episodes, by arranging flowers, baking cookies for their pets or making sure they have a bag with their favorite pretzels to snack.
One of her close confidants, Abigail Spencer, also appeared in the show alongside Kelly McKee Zajfen when the trio made salt -baked fish and gave himself mimosas.
Meghan and Abigail met each other for the first time in 2007 during an audition, but they became closer when they became co-stars on legal drama suits.
The Duchess played Rachel Zane – a Paralegal who later became a lawyer – in the series and Abigail was cast as a lawyer Dana Scott.
The 43-year-old told Hello that the couple had a 'private one friendship', but she was happy that Meghan could show her 'natural' herself where she did friends and family to organize her £ 5 million reality TV-rodshuis.
Abigail (photo on the left with Kelly and Meghan) told Hello that the couple had a 'private a friendship', but she was happy that Meghan could show off her 'natural' herself that she loves
Meghan and Abigail met each other for the first time in 2007 during an audition, but they became closer when they became co-stars on legal drama suits
'Meghan is the hostess with the most. She has been like this for years, “she said.
'But I was really there to support her and to surround her. This is her heart, that show is her heart, it was so natural and [I was] Really just there to have fun and enjoy her and to be a safe space.
“We have a very private friendship, so choosing to let people in part of it, it's very private, but I'm glad we have to share a bit of it.”
Meghan and Abigail – who was one of the few was sent by the Duchess last year – share exactly the same birthday, date, month and year and called themselves 'birthday soul sisters'.
The Duchess of Sussex also seemed to make a subtle excavation in the royal family at the end of her Netflix show and said she missed that she could show off 'so much' of her creativity.
Earlier, she accused Royal Aides of preventing her true herself from getting out of her time in Great Britain.
The Duchess closed the last episode with a speech for guests, including her husband Prince Harry, and said: 'I just want to raise a glass for you. This feels like a new chapter that I am so excited that I can share and I have learned from you all.
'So I just thank you for all love and support. And here we go, there is a company! That is all part of that creativity that I missed so much, so thank you for loving me so much and celebrate with me. '
One of her close confidants, Abigail Spencer, also appeared in the show alongside Kelly McKee Zajfen while the trio made salt -baked fish and gave himself mimosas
Meghan and Abigail – who was one of the few was sent by the Duchess last year – share exactly the same birthday, date, month and year and called themselves 'Birthday Soulzusters'
Meghan – whose mother Doria Ragland was also present – is also heard against Harry about the party she organized for the show: “It's good, right?” He says: 'Well done. You did a great job. “Meghan adds:” Thank you. ” And Harry says, “I love it.”
She used to have a blog called De Tig where she used to post about all things in the lifestyle and even remarkable public figures such as Ivanka Trump, which she described as 'amazingly beautiful, smart and intelligent'.
Meghan launched the website, which she called her 'Passion Project', in 2014 when she was at the height of her fame as an actress in the American legal drama suits.
For three successful years she mixed artificially glamorous photos with discussions about everything, from personal resolutions to food, fashion, travel and politics.
But she pulled the plug from the TIG in 2017, just before her engagement with Prince Harry, who finished with a regrettable 'Thank you for everything', two kisses and her signature.
With love, Meghan was in the top ten trending shows on Netflix worldwide the week it was released and has since been renewed for a second series, despite negative reviews of critics.
The Guardian said that a 'deep sleep was guaranteed' for those who tune into the show, De Telegraaf called it 'an exercise in narcissism' and the independent thought that the series was 'nauseous and tiring'.
Meghan also announced the news that she would release another podcast on the basis of female founders after Archetypes had been extracted by Spotify.
The Duchess of Sussex signed a deal with Lemonada Media in February 2024 after her Spotify contract ended in 2023 after one series of her first podcast archetypes.
Now her first project called 'Confessions of A Female Founder' has been confirmed with Lemonada and conversations will be discussed with business women and friends who talk about starting a company.
Meghan also announced the news that she would release another podcast based on female founders after Archetypes had been chosen by Spotify
Lemonada described the show as inviting listeners to be a fly on the wall while Meghan sits down for frank conversations with female founders and friends about the success, the struggles and the never -before -to -telling stories about building a company '.
A trailer will be released on March 25 with the first episode on 8 April, and after her new lifestyle show 'With Love, Meghan' it will premiere on Netflix on March 4.
Placing a photo of the coverwork for the new podcast on her Instagram account today, the Duchess said that she was 'so excited' to share news about the podcast and describe the experience as 'absolute eye opening, inspiring … and pleasure!'
Meghan said: 'I am so excited to share something else with you that I have worked on:' Confessions from a female founder, 'My new podcast with @lemonadamedia!
'I had candid conversations with great women who have changed dreams in realities and have scaled small ideas in mass successful companies.
'They open themselves, share their tips, tricks (and tumbling) and let me pick their brains while I develop my own company, as always. It is absolutely eye-opening, inspiring … and been fun! (Because what is the point if we can't enjoy this wild adventure?) '
