Meghan Marle He opened about the "Non-Neventic" as a working royal royal due to strict rules, such as wearing naked tights, which are in conflict with freedom that now enjoys.

While promoting the season two of her Netflix series "with love, Meghan," she said that the show allows the authentic to live. The fans praised the new season as healthy and joyful, but critics in the UK were rejected as "self-satisfied" and "imagined."

Insiders also claimed that cooking in Meghan Marle was subject to and cannot be renewed, although for December is scheduled for December.

Meghan offered fresh insight into his working royal royal royal, suggesting that her expectations had left the feeling of taking away from her true self.

In a recent session with BloombergEmily Chang, the Duchess Sussex, 44, reflected small, but tell the details of the royal life, including a request for wearing naked tights during public appearances.

Meghan recognized the rule "I felt a little unbeligant," explaining, "It was different a few years ago I couldn't be loud and that I had to wear naked pantyhos. I didn't see Pantyhosa from movies in the 1980s."

Meghan, who moved to California with Prince Harry After the deviation from Royal Affairs 2020. years, in contradiction with this experience with freedom now feels.

While talking about the second season of her Netflix Lifestyle series ", with love, meghan,"She said the show allows her to be alone.

"When you want to wear the way you want to dress and say things that are true and in the possibility of appearing in that space indeed organic and authentic - it's in your skin," Meghan explained.

She added: "Currently, I don't feel like I need to prove anything."

Meghan's remarks followed the edition of eight new episodes "with love, Meghan", which continued the format of their first season, which contains hosting advice, rituals at home and sincere conversations.

The new season also welcomes familiar faces, including Chrissy Teigen, Tan France and Jay Shetty, as well as other close friends of the Duchess Sussex.

At the social media, the viewers quickly shared their love for the show.

One fan on x acknowledge They could not understand the background: "Even if my life depends, I just can't figure out why people hate meghan so much! Season 2 #withloveghan is even better and more than the first! I love it!"

Another one described the new season with pure joy: "Honestly, #withloveghan season 2 is the best. I am laughing at 1-6. It's at 8 pm, and the lights are just to have their moments with a play!"

While royal fans seem to love that, the second season "with love, Meghan" did not land any softer with critics, drawing another round of sharp reviews.

The SunRoyal Editor, Matt Wilkinson, branded the project "Self-Taking", while Guardian He broke him as "painfully repressed."

London He was equally cutting, describing new episodes as "a series in terms of meaning, a woman who needs some money."

Telegraph, With their part, he gave a series only two stars, releasing him as "needs" and only "marginally less crazy" from Meghan's debut season.

Celebrity Chef Jameson Stocks, who were cooking for the royal family in the past, weighed, saying New York Post He fought to last more than a few minutes before he turned it off.

"I tried to keep the open mind, hoping it could be an improvement in the first series. But only two minutes, I have already done with these bulls," said a 41-year-old.

Stocks also suggested that Meghhan leaves his kitchen antiquity on the screen, because he found them "pretty insincere", adding to "Hold on to act. "