Meghan Markle’s Handwritten Response to “Scared” Podcast Host Stuns Fans
Ah, the royal drama unfolds yet again, and this time, it’s wrapped in elegant cursive. Meghan Markle, ever the trendsetter, decided to respond to Amanda Hirsch, host of the podcast “Not Skinny But Not Fat,” after Hirsch humorously expressed her trepidation about Meghan’s new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan.” In a surprising twist, Markle sent a handwritten note on monogrammed stationery, a gesture that not only exudes class but also serves as a masterclass in the art of the clapback. “Dear Amanda, I heard you were feeling scared. Don’t be! This is the fun part—let’s enjoy it,” she wrote, instantly turning a lighthearted jab into a moment of connection that left Hirsch “beyond shook” and ready to curtsy.
Released on March 4, “With Love, Meghan” dives into Markle’s culinary adventures and domestic life with Prince Harry and their two children, Archie and Lilibet. The show has already been renewed for a second season, proving that audiences are intrigued by her journey post-royalty. However, not everyone is on board the Meghan train; critics like Prue Leith, a judge from “The Great British Bake Off,” have publicly dismissed the show, claiming they wouldn’t watch it because there’s “more to life than how you look.” Ah, the irony of a public figure criticizing another public figure—how terribly original.
As Markle dishes out cooking tips and shares family moments, she also reflects on her childhood memories of preserve-making, revealing a softer side that contrasts sharply with the public’s often harsh perceptions of her. For instance, she reminisces about making apple butter with her grandmother, tying nostalgia to her parenting journey. Meanwhile, Prince Harry, who makes occasional appearances on the show, is described as a culinary whiz—who knew the Duke could whip up breakfast like a pro?
In a world where celebrities are often scrutinized under a magnifying glass, Markle’s charming response to Hirsch offers a refreshing take on the power of handwritten notes in an age of digital communication. It’s not just about the content of her show; it’s about reclaiming her narrative amid the noise of criticism. The Duchess of Sussex proves time and again that she knows how to navigate the complex waters of public opinion while keeping it classy and, dare I say, delightful.
What’s next, a calligraphy class from Meghan? I wouldn’t put it past her.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and E! Online, Good Morning Britain
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