Meghan Markle has revealed that the one thing she truly misses about life in the UK is listening to Magic FM, the easy-listening radio station known for soft pop and love songs. In the second series of her Netflix lifestyle programme With Love, Meghan, she told guest Tan France about her fondness for the station, to which the Queer Eye star replied, 'That’s such a grandma station.'
The duchess also gave insight into her romance with Prince Harry, disclosing that he was the first to say 'I love you' early in their relationship. While Harry does not appear in the series, she refers to him as 'H' and pictures of him are shown.
In one episode, Meghan was reunited with Michelin-star chef Clare Smyth, who catered the Sussexes’ wedding reception in 2018. Smyth revealed she returned to prepare a surprise anniversary meal for the couple in a 'beautiful little old chapel', describing how her team moved like 'ninjas' to avoid knocking over antiques.
Meghan also shared that she roasted a chicken for Harry on the night he proposed, but her confusion over Celsius and Fahrenheit resulted in a 'horrible' and 'truly terrible' meal. She spoke lovingly of their children, Archie, six, and Lilibet, four, noting that they have adopted some British pronunciations from Harry, such as 'zebra' instead of 'zeebra', but use American food terms 'because I guess Papa’s not cooking so much'.
The series, filmed in a hired house near the Sussexes’ Montecito home, features Meghan engaging in flower-arranging, candle-making, and other crafts. Guests include chefs David Chang and José Andrés, actress Chrissy Teigen, and musician John Legend. The programme appears to have been shot in 2024, as it includes the family’s late beagle, Guy.
