Let Meghan Breathe Please!!!

With Love, Meghan on Netflix is astonishingly aspirational. It is polished, serene, and visually stunning—a masterclass in effortless luxury. . But, of course, the relentless British press, staunch royal loyalists, and those who inexplicably despise Meghan will vehemently disagree. One even called me naïve for writing a positive review on British Vogue’s article.

And yet, no matter how you feel, it doesn’t change the fact that Meghan’s lifestyle show is a beautifully curated escape—one that offers a moment of calm amid the chaos of daily life. Her aesthetic is clean, sophisticated, and undeniably elegant, making her the ultimate poster child for Black women embracing a life of ease, luxury, and intentionality.

Ordinarily, I wouldn’t gravitate toward lifestyle shows, but this one held my attention. There’s something refreshing about the simplicity and mindfulness behind every detail, from the immaculate interiors to the effortless routines.

Beyond aesthetics, the show is filled with subtle yet valuable insights for those open to them—whether it’s curating a peaceful home, refining personal style, or cultivating a more balanced life.

Predictably, the backlash came, but to the dismay of her critics, With Love, Meghan has been renewed, with new seasons set to premiere this autumn. And just when they thought they could catch their breath, she delivered another uppercut—announcing Confessions of a Female Founder, a new podcast set to ruffle even more feathers.

Love her or not, Meghan has undeniably carved out a space that resonates with those who appreciate elegance, mindfulness, and the art of living well. If you can tune out the noise and watch without bias, you might just walk away inspired. And if you can’t? At the very least, allow Meghan to breathe. Harry made his choice and Meghan calligraphs.