Meghan’s Season 2 Feels More Chaos Than Cooking
Season 2 of With Love, Meghan was supposed to be a cooking and lifestyle show, but according to this review, it turned into something very different — almost a parody of itself. Instead of focusing on food, the series is filled with awkward crafts, random projects, and Meghan struggling to keep the kitchen as the main stage.
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Circle 1 – Trolls: Meghan still can’t handle a knife properly, and instead of cooking, she’s busy with scarves and flower arranging. Viewers expecting food are left scratching their heads.
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Circle 2 – Bullies: Chrissy Teigen joins, and the two women act more like schoolgirls than chefs. Even John Legend has to step in just to validate their crackers. It feels forced and over the top.
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Circle 3 – Pick Me: With Tan France, Meghan hides behind filters while Tan bluntly says what the audience is really thinking — finally some honesty.
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Circle 4 – Liars: Meghan talks about family traditions but drifts into bookbinding, far away from the food theme. Full Story
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Circle 5 – Frauds: Olive oil speeches turn into soap-making, with the highlight being a questionable “hairy curry” that makes viewers laugh and cringe.
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Circle 6 – Hangers-On: Meghan is shocked to discover freezers are cold — at age 44. That moment overshadows the actual food being made.
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Circle 7 – Users: More bland baking and bath bombs that feel like tired Pinterest projects, not a Netflix-level production.
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Circle 8 – Enablers: Celebrity chef José Andrés finally brings real talent, while Meghan takes a backseat with store-bought pastries and strawberries. He ends up stealing the spotlight completely.
The review paints Season 2 less like a cooking show and more like “Meghan’s Inferno” — a mix of awkward crafts, odd jokes, and missed opportunities. Instead of showcasing cooking talent or heartfelt moments, it comes across as disorganized and superficial. By the end, the guests and even the props feel more important than Meghan herself.
