Duchess of Sussex Focuses on Relief Efforts as With Love, Meghan Premiere Rescheduled
Netflix has announced a delay in the release of Meghan Markle’s much-anticipated series, With Love, Meghan, originally slated to debut on January 15. The postponement comes in response to the devastating wildfires in California, Meghan’s home state, and coincides with a significant royal milestone.
The eight-part cooking and gardening series will now premiere on March 4, with the delay reflecting respect for the victims of the wildfires, which have claimed 25 lives and displaced countless families.
During this crisis, Meghan and Prince Harry have redirected their focus to assisting Los Angeles residents through their Archewell Foundation. The couple has made donations to support wildfire relief efforts and has been actively involved in providing aid to those affected.
“It’s offensive to Meghan and Harry that anyone would think this is merely a photo opportunity,” a source told Page Six. The insider emphasised that Meghan, who was born and raised in Los Angeles, considers the city her “home” and is deeply heartbroken by the devastation.
The postponement of With Love, Meghan underscores the Sussexes' prioritisation of compassion and community support over personal projects during challenging times. By focusing their efforts on aiding wildfire victims, Meghan and Harry have demonstrated their dedication to making a meaningful difference in the Duchess’s home city.
The rescheduling of the series highlights Meghan’s ability to balance her personal ambitions with a commitment to philanthropy, reinforcing the couple’s role as compassionate advocates for change.
