Meghan Markle was reportedly in tears following harsh criticism from royal biographer Angela Levin, who branded her as “the laziest content creator ever.” This scathing remark came amid growing backlash over Meghan's Netflix series "With Love, Meghan," which Levin claims is marked by a lack of originality and low effort compared to other high-profile content creators.
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Angela Levin, known for her blunt and often uncompromising commentary on the Sussexes, expressed deep disappointment in Meghan’s approach to her streaming projects, accusing her of relying too much on sensationalism rather than substance. Levin highlighted instances where Meghan’s cooking show segments appeared rushed, and her creative input minimal, suggesting that Meghan prefers to monetize her royal ties rather than build a genuine creative career.
The criticism has intensified as Meghan’s Netflix series, despite its initial buzz, received mixed reviews and questioned authenticity. Critics like Levin argue that Meghan’s projects seem more like strategic branding exercises than sincere artistic endeavors, causing concern about her long-term viability as a content creator.
Sources say Meghan was deeply hurt and felt unfairly targeted, especially after investing significant time and effort in her post-royal career. Friends close to Meghan reveal that she views Levin’s comments as a personal attack, and it reportedly brought her to tears, as she feels misunderstood and pressured by the relentless scrutiny.
Despite the backlash, Meghan’s production team maintains confidence in her work, emphasizing the complexity of transitioning from royal duties to entertainment and content creation. Netflix continues to support Meghan, with plans underway for a second season of “With Love, Meghan,” reflecting the streaming giant’s belief in her cultural influence and audience appeal.
This public clash underscores the challenges Meghan faces in carving out a new identity beyond the royal family and highlights the intense expectations placed on her by media critics and the public alike.