Before she was a duchess, before the royal titles and global headlines, Meghan Markle was a storyteller. Long before Suits made her a familiar face and even before she stepped into the most scrutinized family in the world, she had already built a space to express herself—her now-defunct lifestyle blog, The Tig. Named after her favorite wine, Tignanello, The Tig was more than a blog; it was a carefully curated reflection of her passions. From travel and wellness to fashion and female empowerment, it was her personal love letter to the art of living well.

Now, years later, Markle is bringing that sensibility back in a new format with Meghan, With Love, her first solo Netflix project. It’s not a documentary about royal life, nor is it a tell-all about the last few tumultuous years. Instead, it’s a lifestyle docuseries that, much like The Tig, offers a window into the things she values: intentional living, human connection, and the beauty of everyday moments.

A Blog Reborn—This Time on Netflix

Think of Meghan, With Love as The Tig reimagined for a global audience. While the blog once featured musings on handwritten letters, slow mornings, and hidden-gem destinations, the Netflix series translates those themes into a visual experience. Each episode takes a deep dive into a subject close to Markle’s heart—conversations with thought leaders, personal reflections on mindful living, and a celebration of the small joys that make life meaningful.

The series reportedly features intimate discussions with chefs, designers, authors, and wellness experts, creating an atmosphere that is both aspirational and deeply personal. Markle herself acts as a guide, weaving in her own experiences, whether it’s her love for calligraphy (a skill she once used to write wedding invitations) or her belief in the power of gathering around a table for a home-cooked meal.

Rather than a traditional celebrity-fronted show, Meghan, With Love feels like a love letter to the kind of life she’s building—one filled with purpose, creativity, and depth.

From Royal Life to a New Identity

It’s impossible to talk about Meghan Markle’s evolution without acknowledging the seismic shift that took place when she and Prince Harry stepped down as senior royals in 2020. In leaving the institution, Markle left behind a life bound by tradition, scrutiny, and an endless cycle of public expectation. Meghan, With Love isn’t about rehashing that past. Instead, it signals a clear pivot—away from controversy and toward something softer, more reflective.

Since moving to Montecito, Markle has been reshaping her career on her own terms. While her projects with Prince Harry, including Harry & Meghan and The Me You Can’t See, were rooted in serious, high-stakes storytelling, this series presents a more personal, almost poetic exploration of what matters to her now.

Where once she was a working royal, bound by protocol, she is now stepping fully into a creative space—one that allows her to reclaim her narrative in a way that is both elegant and intentional.

The Art of Quiet Luxury—Markle’s Way

If there’s one thing Markle has always excelled at, it’s curating an aesthetic. From her Suits-era polished minimalism to her understated royal wardrobe, she has long embodied a modern, effortless elegance. Meghan, With Love extends that aesthetic beyond fashion, applying it to lifestyle, home, and personal rituals.

Visually, the series is expected to be rich with the warm, neutral-toned serenity that has come to define Markle’s public persona—soft linens, handwritten notes, perfectly arranged tablescapes, and sunlit California backdrops. It’s a version of “quiet luxury” that isn’t just about material wealth but about a carefully curated sense of self.

And in a time when audiences are craving something more authentic than the highly produced sheen of traditional celebrity content, Meghan, With Love offers an alternative: a series that doesn’t chase virality, but instead leans into something more lasting—substance over spectacle.

More Than a Show—A Statement

What makes Meghan, With Love so compelling isn’t just the subject matter; it’s the underlying message. For years, Markle’s story has been told through headlines, tabloids, and endless public speculation. This series marks a turning point—it’s not about explaining or defending, but about creating.

Just as The Tig once provided an escape into her world before the world knew her name, Meghan, With Love is an invitation. An invitation to see a woman who has stepped away from the noise, choosing instead to focus on the life she is actively building.

It’s a reinvention, yes—but more importantly, it’s a return to something that has always been there: a love for storytelling, for beauty in the details, and for crafting a life with intention.

And this time, she’s doing it on her own terms.