
Another way of expressing this might be: “The truth is, ‘With Love, Meghan’ feels like a surreal journey into the heart of nothingness, a grand spectacle showcasing the mesmerizing allure of a woman creating a cake with her makeup artist, using throw-pillow sayings about happiness and hospitality as their only means of communication. It appears overly protective. The series seems to struggle between revealing Meghan’s unique lifestyle and embracing everyday normality because she appears overly concerned about public perception. It is both incredibly unreachable, such as when she talks about the joys of sourcing beeswax from your local beekeeper, and ridiculously simple, like organizing a segment around arranging fruit in rainbow order. Ultimately, it’s quite sad—a production created by a woman trapped in a life where even the most innocuous, mundane statements somehow lead back to a strange, alternate reality.