Meghan Sussex’s lifestyle show isn’t just holding its own—it’s thriving, especially in places the critics didn’t expect. Despite the media’s usual spin, the data tells a different story. Parrot Analytics has revealed that With Love, Meghan is seeing real momentum, with growing demand in markets like the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, and Canada.
The United Kingdom Is Tuning In
Let’s start with the UK. The audience demand for With Love, Meghan is 7.7 times higher than the average TV series in Britain. That level of demand ranks it in the top 8.6% of all shows in the market. And this isn’t some slow burn—it’s up 180.5% in just the last 30 days. Not bad for a show many said wouldn’t land at all in the country she “abandoned.” The UK is clearly watching—and not just out of curiosity.
America Remains Loyal
Back home in the US, the series continues to perform well. Demand there is 8.9 times the market average, putting With Love, Meghan firmly in the “outstanding” category. Only 2.7% of all TV shows in the US reach that level. The demand also jumped by 107.1% over the past month, which proves Meghan’s home audience hasn’t tuned her out—they’re showing up and streaming.
Australia and Canada Are Tuning In
Meghan Sussex isn’t just winning over the US and UK—she’s building global buzz. In Australia, With Love Meghan is 4.7 times more in demand than the average show, landing it in the top 8.6% of all series. Even more impressive is the 536.3% surge in viewership over the past month. Clearly, Meghan’s lifestyle magic is catching on down under.
Meanwhile, Canada is showing similar love. Demand there is 4.0 times above the norm, placing it alongside top-tier content. And with a 494.6% increase in the last 30 days, it’s safe to say her reach is expanding. For those still claiming Meghan’s appeal doesn’t travel—these numbers say otherwise.
The Critics Can’t Deny the Engagement
With Love, Meghan isn’t just getting watched—it’s shaping real life. After the show aired, UK supermarket Waitrose saw searches for edible flowers jump by 200%, and truffle salt shot up 3,200%. Viewers didn’t just watch Meghan cook; they followed her lead. Netflix responded by sharing 25 of her recipes online, and social media filled up with homemade recreations—from rainbow fruit platters to that now-famous one-pot spaghetti. People aren’t just watching Meghan—they’re trying to live like her, one dish at a time.
Critics tried to dismiss the show by saying, “It’s not like the everyday woman can do this. It’s very privileged.” But really, what’s so elite about cooking spaghetti, slicing fruit, or roasting a chicken? Maybe the real issue isn’t the food—it’s who’s making it. Meghan Sussex’s presence alone rattles her critics, and the show’s success proves their outrage doesn’t hold much weight. They said nobody would watch. They said it would flop. Instead, people are eating it up—literally. Take for example, food creator Danny Loves Pasta scored a massive 13.2 million views for recreating Meghan Sussex’s viral pasta dish from With Love, Meghan.
Global Reach Proves the Haters Wrong
As of March 2025, With Love, Meghan continues to gain international traction. In the UK, audience demand reached 89% of its U.S. level. In Canada, it hit 54%, and in Australia, 62%. These numbers prove that despite relentless media noise, viewers around the world still want to watch Meghan Sussex.
Netflix’s co-CEO Ted Sarandos said people underestimate Meghan’s influence. He pointed out that after the trailer for Harry & Meghan dropped in 2022, everything she wore or touched sold out. That kind of cultural pull doesn’t come from nowhere—it comes from real interest and impact. Netflix has the data to back it up, and Sarandos wouldn’t say that publicly if the numbers didn’t support it.
Meghan doesn’t waste time answering critics. She focuses on building her brand and creating work that connects with audiences. With Love, Meghan isn’t just a lifestyle series—it’s a space that promotes calm, creativity, and comfort. People are tuning in, trying the recipes, and shopping the look. That’s real influence, not PR hype.
While the tabloids work hard to discredit her, global viewers keep showing up. Meghan Sussex doesn’t need to prove herself—the numbers already do.
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