When Netflix dropped the Season 2 trailer for With Love, Meghan, the streaming giant probably expected a wave of excitement from royal watchers and Sussex supporters alike. Instead, the internet lit up with speculation, sharp-eyed observations, and whispers about the state of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s marriage. Within hours, the trailer’s glossy romance scenes were being dissected frame by frame, not for plot details, but for possible signs that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex might be heading for a split.
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The show itself is a polished blend of Meghan’s signature lifestyle storytelling, personal reflections, and behind-the-scenes moments. But fans quickly noticed what wasn’t there — no candid glimpses of Harry, no warm family interactions, not even a subtle nod to the couple’s shared projects. This absence didn’t go unnoticed. In comment sections and fan forums, users began asking the same question: is Netflix quietly preparing for the possibility of a Sussex divorce?
Industry insiders say that for a company like Netflix, brand positioning is everything. Their previous multi-million-dollar deal with the couple was centered on their united public image — the modern royal rebels taking on the world together. But after a year of unflattering headlines, canceled projects, and public criticism, it appears the platform may be shifting its focus. With Love, Meghan puts Meghan front and center, giving her an independent narrative that doesn’t rely on her husband’s involvement. That’s a smart move if executives sense turbulence ahead.
Another reason fans are buzzing is the tone of the trailer itself. While Meghan appears radiant and confident, the storytelling leans heavily on personal growth, resilience, and “starting fresh.” These are common themes in lifestyle programming, but they also happen to mirror the language celebrities often use when navigating big life changes. Combined with the complete lack of Harry’s presence, it’s no surprise audiences are reading between the lines.
Of course, it’s also possible this is just smart marketing. Netflix knows controversy drives clicks, and teasing Meghan’s solo journey could be an intentional way to reignite global interest. After all, even those who claim to be “over” the Sussex drama still tune in when something new drops. Whether this is foreshadowing a personal announcement or simply strategic PR, one thing is clear — the platform has positioned With Love, Meghan to stand strong with or without Harry.
And so, as the trailer racks up millions of views, the speculation machine keeps running. For Netflix, that’s a win. For Meghan, it’s a chance to redefine her image on her own terms. And for the public? It’s another chapter in the never-ending royal soap opera they can’t seem to look away from.