Meghan Markle’s Netflix show With Love, Meghan might not be back on screens in the same form.
The Duchess of Sussex was asked Tuesday whether viewers could expect a third season.
“The holiday special is coming out in November,” she said at Fortune‘s Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington, D.C. “And it’s a really good one. So I think looking at that format, again, with a year of learns, we’re able to say eight episodes for two seasons, it’s a lot of work. And having done Suits for seven years, I remembered what goes into a production.”
The lifestyle series hosted by Markle included her tips on topics such as cooking, gardening, and hosting, as well as celebrity appearances by the likes of Mindy Kaling, Chrissy Teigen, Tan France, and José Andrés.
While the first season of the show surfaced in the streamer’s top 10 when it debuted in March, the second, which dropped in August, did not. Each of them contained eight episodes.
“I also recognize how much people want content in different sizes,” Markle explained at the event. “So part of what we’re testing out now is: It’s amazing to be able to sit and watch a show for 30 minutes, but how can I give you a recipe in two minutes and where can I share that with you and how that continues to grow As Ever? So exploring all the options of what it could look like.”
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As Ever is the royal’s line of shelf-stable food and wines, which she launched earlier this year.
Entertainment Weekly has reached out to Netflix.
The couple entered into an estimated $100 million deal with Netflix in 2020. They announced in August that they had extended their first-look deal with the streamer.
“My husband and I were in an overall deal with Netflix then, not dissimilar to Higher Ground and the Obamas’ deal, once that had come to its term, the extension of it — which was such an incredible sign of the strength of our partnership — was now being in a first-look deal,” she said, “which is also exciting because it gives us flexibility to go to our partners first, then at the same time, shop content that might not be the right fit for Netflix, but has a home somewhere else.”
