Divya Delhi:  It is called the Nadaaniyan of celebrity lifestyle shows: so dreadful that everyone must watch it to see how bad it is. Producers should be happy because eyeballs are eyeballs no matter what the brain analyzes. Thus, With Love, Meghan may have been worth the negative press before and after its debut last week. It wasn't, unfortunately. A week after its release, the show fell out of the top 10 due to audiences' dislike for Meghan. Although Netflix has confirmed a second season, With Love, Meghan drew little over 500,000 households in the same amount of days as Harry & Meghan in 2022—25 percent compared to 2.1 million. Not likely to improve. Because podcasters and influencers have happily watched all eight episodes of "Meghan Sussex" (nee Markle) buying bushels of flowers, picking berries, arranging crudites on platters, writing labels, hugging old and new friends, and being Montecito Majesty in shades of ecru, Netflix would not benefit from "hate-watching." The plan worked, as her show has struggled to retain momentum while the podcasters thrived! As a staggering amount of authorities on the marriage emerge worldwide, viewing the hours of critical commentary on Meghan's program has become an entertaining alternative. There are thousands of American royal etiquette commentators, British Markle family experts, Meghan-Harry historians, style assessors, relationship gurus, food reviewers, and Meghan bashers. With so many specialists, every detail is being scrutinized, from how she chopped the tomatoes to her anodyne remarks to her small claps and use of "joy" ad nauseam. They ‘fact-check’ every claim she makes, from being a latchkey kid and speaking ‘Argentinian Spanish’ to loving her "own little family name" and how long she has known the guests.