With Love, Meghan season two arrived on Netflix on August 26, 2025. The show features Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, sharing cooking, crafting, and entertaining tips from her home in Montecito, California. This season includes eight new episodes with celebrity guests like Chrissy Teigen, Tan France, and José Andrés.
The series focuses on practical how-tos and casual conversations. Meghan explores recipes, DIY projects, and personal stories with her guests. Season two continues the format of the first season but places more emphasis on learning from expert chefs and artists.
Celebrity Guests and Episode Guide
Season two features a list of well-known guests. Each episode focuses on a different activity or theme. Meghan is joined by chefs, authors, and friends in the kitchen and garden.
The guest list includes Chrissy Teigen, Tan France, David Chang, Christina Tosi, Jay Shetty, Radhi Devlukia, José Andrés, Samin Nosrat, and Clare Smyth. Meghan’s makeup artist and friend Daniel Martin also returns for multiple episodes.
The episodes have creative titles like “A Sweet and Savory Adventure” and “It’s Way Past Our Bread Time”. In each hour-long episode, Meghan and her guests cook, craft, and chat. For example, she makes apple butter using her grandmother’s recipe with Samin Nosrat. She also prepares fried chicken with Clare Smyth, who designed her wedding menu.
Personal Stories and Revelations
Meghan shares several personal stories throughout the season. She talks about her early days as an actress on “Deal or No Deal” with Chrissy Teigen. Meghan recalls standing in line to get false eyelashes applied and being happy to have health insurance.
She also discusses her relationship with Prince Harry. Meghan reveals that Harry said “I love you” first during their third date in Botswana. She mentions making a badly cooked roast chicken the night he proposed due to issues converting Celsius to Fahrenheit.
Meghan talks about life with her two children, Archie and Lilibet. She says they want a cat and that Lili loves the color pink. Meghan also shares that the longest she was away from her kids was almost three weeks, likely during Queen Elizabeth’s funeral events in 2022.
“The longest I went without being around our kids was almost three weeks. I was not well.”
Recipes and DIY Projects
The show includes many recipes and craft ideas. Meghan makes vegan coconut macaroons, homemade soap, and personalized travel kits. She also demonstrates flower arranging and calligraphy.
Many recipes are available online for viewers to try. Meghan uses products from her lifestyle brand, As Ever, which includes flower sprinkles, teas, and baking mixes. The brand launched in spring 2025 and features seasonal items.
Critical Response and Audience Reaction
The second season received mixed reviews from critics. Some found the show unrelatable due to Meghan’s luxurious lifestyle. Others enjoyed the casual and aspirational tone.
Critics noted that Meghan seems most comfortable when learning from experts rather than teaching. Her interactions with José Andrés and Clare Smyth were highlighted as positive moments. However, some felt the conversations were too safe and lacked depth.
Despite criticism, the show has a dedicated fan base. Many viewers recreate Meghan’s recipes and crafts shared on social media platforms like TikTok.
Production Details and Future Specials
With Love, Meghan is produced by Archewell Productions, Meghan and Harry’s media company. The series is filmed in a rented farmhouse near their Montecito home. Michael Steed directed all episodes.
Netflix announced a holiday special, With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration, set for release in December 2025. This follows a new multi-year deal between Netflix and Archewell Productions.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s initial $100 million deal with Netflix was revised in 2025. Their new agreement is reportedly smaller but allows them to continue creating content for the platform.
How to Watch and What to Expect
All eight episodes of season two are available on Netflix. Each episode runs between 28 to 41 minutes. Viewers can also find recipes and how-tos from the series on Netflix’s website.
The show aims to inspire everyday creativity and hospitality. Meghan emphasizes being real and using what you have rather than following strict recipes. She encourages finding joy in simple moments and sharing them with others.
“I love the idea of spending time together and finding new ways to show people you care.”
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