Meghan Markle has delayed her Netflix series premiere to March 4 due to the LA wildfires, prioritizing support for affected communities.
Netflix shared that Meghan requested the delay due to the “ongoing devastation” from the wildfires, and they fully support her decision. Meghan expressed gratitude to Netflix for understanding the need to focus on those affected by the fires in California.
Recently, Meghan and Prince Harry were seen helping out at the Pasadena Convention Center, where they handed out meals to evacuees from the Eaton Fire. They kept a low profile, wearing caps and masks while connecting with those in need.
Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo mentioned that Harry and Meghan wanted to be as helpful as possible, and Harry lifted the spirits of first responders during their visit. The couple genuinely cares about their community, especially since Meghan grew up in Los Angeles.
The series, filmed in Montecito, is described as a heartfelt tribute to Southern California. In it, Meghan will share recipes and gardening tips with friends like Mindy Kaling and Roy Choi. This project marks her return to lifestyle content, reminiscent of her previous blog, The Tig.
As wildfires continue to rage in the area, the Santa Ana winds could worsen conditions in the coming days.
