The battle over the "With Love" titles is heating up, and it’s not looking good for Megan Markle. According to the latest gossip from *Paula’s M*, Pamela Anderson is throwing some serious shade at Megan’s new Netflix show, *With Love Megan*, accusing her of copying her own *Cooking With Love* series. And honestly, can you blame Pam for being upset? The similarities between the two shows are so striking that even the most casual viewer might wonder if Megan’s concept was borrowed a little too liberally.
First off, both shows have "With Love" in the title. Pamela’s show, *Pamela’s Cooking With Love*, debuted months before Megan’s trailer dropped. Yet, here comes Megan with *With Love Megan*, a trailer that mirrors Pam’s show way too closely to be just a coincidence. If you’ve watched both trailers, you might have gotten whiplash from how eerily similar they are.
Both trailers open with the stars strolling through their gardens, making awkward small talk while elevating humble vegetables. Pamela’s trailer begins with her saying, “I love to cook. I’ve always wanted to take things to another level.” Meanwhile, Megan kicks off hers with, “I’ve always loved taking something pretty ordinary and elevating it.” Sound familiar? It’s like they were written by the same PR team. If there was ever a textbook definition of copying, these trailers would be it.
Then there’s the gardening bit. Both Pamela and Megan are seen getting their hands dirty in their gardens, harvesting fresh fruits and vegetables for their recipes. Sure, gardening is a universal activity, but both women in matching floral outfits, playing it up like they’re hosting an exclusive dinner party for squirrels? Come on.
Fans on the internet aren’t having it. One commenter on X (formerly Twitter) wrote, “If you watch the trailer for Pamela’s new show, it’s a more authentic version of what Megan was trying to achieve. The trailers are so similar, it’s freaky.”
But it doesn’t stop at the cooking shows. Megan’s long-standing tradition of borrowing other people’s ideas seems to extend beyond the kitchen. Take, for instance, the scandal where she allegedly stole the life story of Georgina Lawton, a British woman who discovered her Nigerian heritage through a DNA test. Not to be outdone, Megan later claimed a similar heritage. Coincidence? Or just another example of borrowing that’s too hard to ignore?
And let’s not even get started on her Rwandan heritage claims. A respected newspaper published a story claiming Megan’s family hailed from Rwanda. Turns out, the photo in question was actually taken in Los Angeles. Ah, the plot thickens.
The video from *Paula’s M* hits the nail on the head when it questions why the media keeps giving Megan a free pass while scrutinizing other celebrities for the smallest infractions. Megan’s claims about her heritage, her inspired ideas, and even her personal brand seem to get a major free pass. Talk about double standards.
So, will Megan’s show manage to take off, or is this just another case of a celebrity with a brand that can’t help but look like it’s been recycled from someone else’s? You decide. But if you ask Pamela, she’s probably serving herself another salad from her garden with a nice side of “told you so.”
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