Meghan Markle has revealed that celebrity chef José Andrés will appear on the second season of her Netflix show "With Love, Meghan".
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, made the announcement whilst speaking at the TIME100 Summit in New York City on Tuesday.
In conversation with TIME CEO Jessica Sibley, Meghan said: "I can apologise in advance for saying José Andrés is going to be on season two. We love José so much."
She added: "I think my wishlist has been, I've been fortunate to have the people that I want on the show... I've been really lucky. We have a great, great line-up."
Meghan Markle has revealed that celebrity chef José Andrés will appear on the second season of her Netflix show 'With Love, Meghan'
NetflixThe revelation comes as Meghan continues to expand her media presence following recent launches of her lifestyle brand and podcast.
José Andrés is a longtime friend and collaborator of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
The couple's Archewell Foundation has supported the celebrity chef's charitable World Central Kitchen since its inception in 2020.
The 55-year-old chef also wrote the reflection for Harry and Meghan's inclusion in TIME's 100 Most Influential People of 2021 list.
José Andrés is a longtime friend and collaborator of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex
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Earlier this year, the Sussexes teamed up with Andrés following the deadly wildfires in southern California.
Speaking to People about that experience, Andrés said: "I consider them friends. The amazing thing is that they show up."
He praised their warmth, noting: "The hugs I saw [them] give to the people that recognise them and even the people that don't recognise them, it's people that just want somebody to listen to them."
"With Love, Meghan" will return for a second season this autumn with the second season already filmed, with Michael Steed returning as director.
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NetflixDuring the TIME100 Summit, Meghan explained why she chose not to film the show in her actual home.
"On this show, it's a crew of 80 people," she said. "People said, 'Why didn't you film the show in your house?' I said, 'My kids are coming home for their nap.' Eighty people in the kitchen isn't really the childhood memory I would love for them to have."
