Meghan Markle is reportedly seething after GB News delivered a scathing review of her latest Netflix docuseries, branding it a "self-indulgent, painfully dull vanity project." The outspoken British news outlet didn’t hold back, calling the series a tedious PR stunt designed to fuel Meghan’s relentless victim narrative. Once hailed as the woman who would modernize the monarchy, Meghan’s post-royal ventures are proving to be a string of failures, with this Netflix project being the latest in a long line of misfires.
Known for its blunt and unfiltered takes, GB News tore into Meghan’s Netflix series, describing it as a "painfully slow, self-important mess." The channel’s commentators accused Meghan of once again playing the victim while offering nothing of substance. One critic even called it "one of the most boring, tone-deaf productions Netflix has ever greenlit."
The review also highlighted the apparent hypocrisy in Meghan’s actions. "For someone who constantly claims to crave privacy, Meghan has done the exact opposite—monetizing every personal struggle while blaming the media for her problems," GB News pointed out. "She wanted out of the royal family to escape the spotlight, yet here she is, demanding attention with another overproduced sob story."
Netflix took a major risk by signing a multi-million-dollar deal with Meghan and Prince Harry, banking on their star power to draw in viewers. However, after the lackluster performance of their previous projects, insiders say the streaming giant is growing impatient.
The couple’s first major project, Harry & Meghan, started strong but quickly saw its viewership plummet as audiences grew tired of the same complaints about the royal family. Their follow-up ventures haven’t fared much better. Meghan’s Spotify podcast was unceremoniously axed, with executives allegedly calling her "difficult" and "lacking creative vision." Now, this latest Netflix series is being met with similar criticism—self-indulgent, out of touch, and completely unwatchable.
The failure of this series isn’t just a Netflix problem—it’s a Meghan Markle problem. Hollywood, once eager to embrace her as a powerful new voice, is reportedly losing interest. Industry insiders claim that Meghan’s reputation as demanding and difficult is making A-list stars and major studios hesitant to work with her.
Unlike true Hollywood power players like Oprah Winfrey or Reese Witherspoon, who built their careers on talent and hard work, Meghan’s entire brand revolves around her grievances. But the public is growing weary of hearing the same complaints on repeat. The British royal family has moved on, and even Meghan’s former Hollywood allies are staying silent as her projects continue to flop.
With GB News openly mocking her Netflix efforts, Netflix questioning the return on investment, and Hollywood turning its back, Meghan Markle’s media empire appears to be crumbling. She once claimed she wanted to amplify diverse voices, yet all she has amplified is her own dissatisfaction with the world.
Now, the real question is: how many more failed projects will it take before Netflix and Hollywood finally cut their losses and move on from the Meghan Markle experiment?
Meghan Markle’s latest Netflix series has become yet another example of her struggles to find success outside the royal family. As criticism mounts and support dwindles, it’s clear that her star power is fading fast. Whether she can reinvent herself and win back public favor remains to be seen, but for now, the Meghan Markle experiment seems to be on shaky ground.
