Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex and wife of Prince Harry, has recently debuted a new program on Netflix entitled With Love, Meghan. the series aims to provide viewers with an intimate look into Markle’s life, showcasing activities such as blueberry picking, visiting an apiary to harvest honey, and demonstrating her culinary skills while hosting invited guests. However, the program has already garnered significant criticism, most notably from Polish media personality Karolina Korwin Piotrowska, who has publicly voiced her opinions on the Duchess’s latest endeavor.

Piotrowska’s critique primarily focuses on what she perceives as a lack of authenticity and genuine talent displayed throughout the program. Her widely shared comments question the sincerity of Markle’s on-screen persona and the originality of the recipes she presents.

The Polish critic didn’t mince words in her assessment. Piotrowska stated,

So I watched one episode. And a few fragments of the rest, as I did not allow me to respect myself. First of all, this lady is not called Sussex, but Mountbatten-Windsor, her husband has such a name. Such a fuck is good in a country where 1/3 thinks that chocolate milk is from a brown cow. It suits.

this initial statement sets a critical tone for her overall evaluation of the show.

Piotrowska further scrutinized the recipes featured on With love,Meghan, suggesting they lack originality and questioning the overall facade of domesticity portrayed. She also took issue with the seemingly effortless access to a high-profile lifestyle presented in the program, implying a disconnect between the on-screen image and reality.

Expanding on her critique, Piotrowska added,

This is a rare sick for a very thick money, showing you without a personality and any talent, but with ambitions and a pressure on the glass, which sells recipes from the network as its own, getting multiple orgasm about his own topic, cooking in thier home, not in your pots, collecting blueberries not in your garden.May the rags have its own. Although the calculations appeared in the network how many clothes and jewelry, because we always cook in full gear, cost. Parade.

this statement encapsulates her broader concerns regarding the perceived artificiality of the presented image.

Piotrowska concluded with a stark reflection on the current state of the media landscape, stating,

The quintessence of today: we have money, we do anything, even rare g o, dark people will buy it.

This comment reflects a cynical view of celebrity culture and the perceived willingness of audiences to consume content nonetheless of its inherent substance.