Netflix is many things: your breakup therapist, your procrastination accomplice, and occasionally, the stage for a duchess’s soft-lit revelations. With Love, Meghan season 2 arrived not with fanfare but with side plates, candles, and confessions, think kitchen diaries with an undertone of palace intrigue. Between chopping herbs and pouring tea, Meghan Markle manages to casually drop secrets that tabloids would have sold kidneys for.

With all the Netflix perks, With Love, Meghan season 2 served up sweet, forbidden tea that even royal protocol would have censored, spilling whispers, laughs, and confessions. Here are all six biggest revelations from season 2.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry and the unexpected twist in romance

Forget Shakespearean sonnets and handwritten love letters sealed with wax; romance in 2025 is about who blurted it first. Tan France poked the question, and Meghan Markle served the answer: Prince Harry was the first to say “I love you.” Botswana camping trip, elephants outside the tent, third date, it is practically a rom-com pitch made for Netflix. Confirmation came straight from the duchess on her show With Love, Meghan, which makes it feel both intimate and perfectly cinematic.

 As Prince Harry took the first leap with three words, Meghan Markle’s next revelation shows she had been rehearsing another role since childhood, one that did not require a tent or tiara.

Meghan Markle reflects on her childhood and early dreams on With Love, Meghan

While Tan France compared kids, Meghan Markle leaned into sentimentality that even Nicholas Sparks could not script. “Oh, I always wanted to be a mom,” she confessed, recalling how little Meghan Markle saved allowance to buy a real diaper bag at Kmart for her dolls. Forget the kid version, she demanded authenticity before authenticity was an aesthetic. That maternal instinct carried through, with Prince Archie now cast as her “sweet little boy.” Apparently, the duchess was manifesting long before it was Instagrammable.

While Meghan Markle dreamt of diaper bags, her royal wedding became a banquet of symbolism, complete with fried chicken that snuck onto fine dining’s secret menu.

Meghan Markle and Clare Smyth recall a legendary royal wedding feast

Enter Clare Smyth, the culinary magician behind Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s wedding feast. Together, they reminisced about a menu so meticulously sourced it had maps, part Michelin star, part geography lesson. Meghan Markle cooed about how everyone still raves about it, especially the fried chicken at the afterparty, now immortalized as a secret dish at the Core (Smyth’s restaurant). Royalty creating off-menu dishes turned a legendary dinner into a lasting culinary legacy that even anniversaries could not outshine.

As wedding menus mapped geography, Meghan Markle’s wardrobe mapped psychology; her next confession peeling back why beige, cream, and neutrals have become her armor of choice.

Meghan Markle explains her minimalist fashion philosophy

Meghan Markle’s closet, a gradient of beige, black, and brown, is less Vogue editorial and more existential thesis. “Existentially I am a neutral person,” she explained on With Love, Meghan. Translation: forget dopamine dressing; life is easier monochromatic. Beige is her battle cry, cream her camouflage. In a world addicted to sequins and statement prints, she chooses invisibility chic, blending while standing out, all in one stroke. Meghan Markle turned minimalism into self-preservation, showing that fashion is never just fabric but a quiet, strategic power move.

While clothing doubled as philosophy, her job history showed survival tactics, with Deal or No Deal serving less glamour, more hustle.

Meghan Markle recalls her Deal or No Deal days and unexpected perks

Forget glamour shots of holding silver briefcases under stage lights; Meghan Markle remembered the job for one perk: “I was just so happy to have health insurance.” Standing in rows for false eyelashes, sharing Ziplocs for removal, hardly a glossy memory. Chrissy Teigen joked, Meghan Markle reminisced, but survival was the real headline. Game-show girl to duchess might sound like an impossible leap, but the bridge was built on benefits. Sometimes, the most royal thing you can claim is dental coverage.

As eyelashes came off, the final reveal simmered in the oven, a badly cooked chicken that ironically became the prelude to a royal engagement.

Meghan Markle recalls the disastrous roast chicken the night Prince Harry proposed

The night Prince Harry proposed, Meghan Markle made a roast chicken so “horrible” it deserved Gordon Ramsay’s expletives. The Celsius-Fahrenheit confusion betrayed her, producing a dish memorable for all the wrong reasons. Yet amid the culinary chaos, Prince Harry dropped the question, proving love thrives even when the main course flops. Roast chicken went from a burnt disaster to a royal wedding centerpiece, proving that even culinary chaos cannot stop love, and a diamond from landing on your finger.

What are your thoughts on Meghan Markle’s six biggest revelations from With Love, Meghan season 2? Did the roast chicken steal the crown or the diaper bag? Let us know in the comments below.