Business is picking up for Meghan Markle. After losing a lucrative contract with Spotify last year, the Duchess of Sussex is preparing a strong return to Netflix. The streaming platform will go online soon A program in which Prince William’s wife “will celebrate the joys of cooking, gardening, entertaining and friendship“.
The broadcast of the program will launch at the same time the new brand of the ex-star of SuitsAmerica Riviera Orchard, specializing in tableware and homeware. “Titles and release dates will be announced in the coming months,” promises the streaming giant in an official press release. In the meantime, fans of Harry and Meghan can rewatch the entire shocking documentary series in which the couple opens their hearts.
This scandalous rumor denied by Meghan Markle
New Meghan Markle project fuels a plethora of rumors. It is rumored in particular that part of the show would be cannabis farm tour. Located near the beach town of Carpinteria, in Californiathe plantation extending over more than 50,000 m2 would belong to the Van Wingerden family, specialized in hemp cultivation.
Questioned by the Daily Maila Source close to Meghan denies the odious rumor. According to this anonymous witness, the program will not be filmed in this type of setting, “but in a residence“. “I can confirm that there is no no cannabis plants nearby from the filming location”, specifies the Source to our colleagues. Meghan Markle will cook in a Montecito mansionowned by a couple of philanthropists, Tom and Sherrie Cipolla.
This compromising statement from Meghan Markle’s husband
If she does not want to associate her name with cannabis culture, Meghan Markle has a husband who is no stranger to drugs. During his schooling at the prestigious Eton College, Prince William had in fact used marijuana. Concerned, Charles III then forced his son to visit a detoxification center.
The Duke of Sussex delivers these confidences in his highly explosive memoirs, The Substitute, published two years ago. Harry mentions in particular its consumption of “cocaine, marijuana” and others “psychedelics”like ayahuasca. “It was cleaning the windshield, removing the filters from life like Instagram. It took everything away from me,” writes the man who is now the father of two children.
