Meghan Markle is set to clash with a major Royal Family milestone.
The Duchess of Sussex announced this week that her new Netflix series will be released on January 15.
The eight-episode series is titled 'With Love, Meghan' and features the Duchess of Sussex showcasing her cooking and homemaking skills.
However, January 15 is also a milestone for Prince Michael of Kent, who will celebrate his 80th birthday.
The Duchess of Sussex announced this week that her new Netflix series will be released on January 15.
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The unfortunate clash was confirmed on Thursday when Meghan uploaded the official trailer for her show to her new Instagram account.
The trailer, set to The Lovin' Spoonful's 'Do You Believe in Magic', captures candid moments including Meghan accidentally squeezing lemon in her eye.
Actress Mindy Kaling, an early recipient of American Riviera Orchard Jam, appears among the famous guests.
The duchess is shown high-fiving visitors and promises to share 'the joys of gardening, friendship, and entertaining.
The unfortunate clash was confirmed on Thursday when Meghan uploaded the official trailer for her show to her new Instagram account.
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The Netflix cooking show forms part of Meghan's £80 million deal with the streaming platform alongside Prince Harry.
However, the duchess has faced challenges with previous ventures, including the cancellation of her animated series 'Pearl'.
In the trailer, Meghan shares her cooking philosophy: "I've always loved taking something pretty ordinary and elevating it."
The show emphasises personal connections, with Meghan noting: "This is about connecting with friends... I love that we're doing this together for the first time."
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The eight-episode series is titled 'With Love, Meghan' and features the Duchess of Sussex showcasing her cooking and homemaking skills.
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Meghan's debut of her new Netflix series trailer on Instagram hit an early technical snag, as the Duchess of Sussex was forced to delete and repost the video due to resolution issues.
Royal fans noticed the original post of the clip disappeared, with the link showing as unavailable.
The reposted version appeared around two hours after the original with notably improved image quality.
The issue stemmed from incorrect formatting for Instagram stories, resulting in blurry footage that failed to meet the platform's display requirements.
The Duchess opted to remove the original post and upload a full-frame version with clear resolution to ensure optimal viewing quality.
