With Love, Meghan: What we learnt from second sequence of Duchess of Sussex’s life-style present | US News

The second season of the Duchess of Sussex’s life-style present With Love, Meghan, has been launched.

Over the eight-episode sequence, which options celeb visitors together with US mannequin and TV persona Chrissy Teigen and Queer Eye’s Tan France, Meghan opens up about what she misses most in regards to the UK, the meal she cooked on the night time Prince Harry proposed, and who mentioned “I love you” first.

The premiere of the second sequence comes two weeks after Harry and Meghan introduced a watered-down take care of the streaming big Netflix.

Despite Harry not making a cameo within the present, Meghan does give some perception into her life in California with the prince, and their two youngsters, Archie and Lilibet.

Here is what we learnt from the duchess.

Harry saying ‘I really like you’

In one episode, with British dressmaker Tan France, Meghan says it was Harry who first mentioned he beloved her.

“He told me,” she says earlier than blushing and flicking her ponytail along with her hand and saying: “She’s still got it.”

She provides that she fell in love with him whereas tenting in Botswana, the pair’s third date.

“We met in Botswana, and we camped for five days together,” she says, including: “You really get to know someone when you are in a little tent.”

Missing one explicit UK radio station

After first getting married, Meghan had deliberate to use for British citizenship. But the pair later moved to the US after stepping down from their roles as working royals.

In episode three, with Tan France, Meghan admits one of many issues she “misses the most” in regards to the UK, after leaving 5 years in the past.

She says: “Honestly, one of the things I miss the most about the UK is the radio station called Magic.”

To which France quips: “Magic FM. Wow! Now, sorry to say this to you publicly, but that’s such a grandma station.”

A laughing Meghan replies: “I’ll be that grandma.”

Duchess ‘not nicely’ when away from her youngsters

Later in episode three, when the pair are crafting aprons for his or her youngsters, Meghan says she “always wanted to be a mum”, which is now “better than she expected” after the start of Archie, in 2019, and Lilibet – who they name Lili for brief – in 2021.

Sympathising with France, who defined he will get heartbroken if away from his two younger youngsters for greater than a few days, the duchess says the longest she and Harry have ever been with out seeing their youngsters is sort of three weeks.

“I was… not well,” Meghan says in regards to the separation.

In Harry’s 2023 memoir, Spare, he wrote of the “difficult days” after Queen Elizabeth II’s dying and the way he and Meghan have been separated from Archie and Lili for “longer than we’d ever been”.

He mentioned after they reunited at their house in Montecito, “for days and days we couldn’t stop hugging the children, couldn’t let them out of our sight”.

‘Terrible’ rooster

In the fourth episode with American chef and TV host Samin Nosrat, Meghan reveals she tried to make a roast rooster on the night time Harry proposed in 2017, but it surely did not prove how she anticipated.

“I will say when I made a roast chicken for my now-husband I was still having a lot of challenges with the conversion of Celsius and Fahrenheit. I made a horrible chicken that night. I mean, truly terrible,” she says.

“The point is you can make a terrible chicken and someone is still going to appreciate the thought.”

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Harry and Meghan’s marriage ceremony menu

When chatting with British chef Clare Smyth, who cooked the meals at Harry and Meghan’s Windsor marriage ceremony in 2018, the duchess says “everyone still talks” in regards to the meal – which included roast rooster.

“Remember, we had the map where everything was sourced? We really wanted people to appreciate where every ingredient was coming from,” she says.

The three-Michelin-starred chef revealed that she additionally devised a particular fried rooster recipe to function a “late-night bite” on the marriage ceremony, which she now serves as an “off-menu” merchandise at her restaurant Core.

“Our off-menu item is the fried chicken at Core,” Meghan says, including: “If that’s my claim to fame. I’m thrilled.”

Archie and Lili use each British and American phrases

In one other a part of the sixth episode, Smyth says she at all times has to consider the American names for sure meals, together with eggplant (aubergine) and cilantro (coriander).

The duchess then says: “My kids will say a little bit of both, but never cooking terms, because I guess papa is not cooking as much.

“They each say zebra as an alternative of zee-bra.”

Her time on Deal Or No Deal

In the episode with Chrissy Teigen, Meghan reminisces about her time working on the US version of the game show Deal Or No Deal as a briefcase model.

Teigen, who is married to singer John Legend, also appeared on the show and described it as a “actually necessary, humorous” chapter of their lives.

“I remember being a back-up girl,” Teigen says, earlier than Megan laughs, including: “I remember us all standing in line to get our lashes put on.

“I used to be simply so pleased to get medical insurance… How far we now have come.”

The duchess appeared on the show in 2006 and 2007, before landing the role she is most known for, Rachel Zane in the legal drama series, Suits.

‘PH 40’ hats and portable family photos

In one of the later episodes in the series, Meghan packs a bag for a trip to Malibu, to see her friend and pilates instructor, Heather Dorak.

Explaining what she is putting in her bag, the duchess shows a baseball cap with ‘PH 40’ on the front, which she says she made for Harry’s 40th birthday last year.

She goes on to say she “always, always brings photos of my family” when she goes away, holding up a small choice of three framed black and white photographs.

She says: “I went on a girls’ trip recently and my girlfriends were like ‘Oh my God, that’s so sweet, you keep it by your bed!’

“You might simply have a look at your telephone, however I’m simply sentimental in that means.”