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Meghan Markle’s new Netflix series has sparked even more criticism after claims emerged that producers had to dub the eight part series to make it seem that the Duchess was asking her guests questions because she was too occupied talking about her own.
With Love, Meghan graced our scenes last month and saw the Duchess of Sussex, 43, give hosting tips and cooking advice with her celebrity friends. The show was watched by 526,000 households in the first five days it was available on Netflix since its release on March 4,
Some eagle-eyed viewers have pointed out that Meghan couldn’t stop talking about herself in one episode forcing producers to step in and add voiceovers of her asking her guest stars questions.
The editing fail was spotted in episode two titled ‘Welcome to the Party’ which welcomes Hollywood’s Mindy Kaling. During the episode Meghan spends a large amount of time talking about herself whilst Mindy simply compliments Meghan on her lifestyle.
As the episode draws towards the end a cut clips to Mindy talking about her childhood with Meghan reportedly dubbed asking: “What kind of things did you like to do as a kid?”.
“You can see the break”, says US media personality Megyn Kelly in her podcast.