Meghan Markle’s new Netflix series will now debut on March 4 due to the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles affecting many families.
Los Angeles: So, Meghan Markle’s Netflix show is getting pushed back. It was supposed to premiere on January 15, but now it’s set for March 4 because of those wildfires in the area.
She and Prince Harry live in Montecito, which isn’t too far from the chaos. Meghan announced the delay on Sunday, saying she’s grateful to Netflix for understanding the situation and focusing on those affected by the fires.
She’s been pretty active lately, even visiting the Pasadena Convention Center to support victims and first responders. The wildfires have been devastating, sadly taking at least 24 lives.
Meghan grew up in L.A., so this hits close to home for her. She and Harry shared resources on their website, highlighting how the fires have impacted so many lives and homes in Southern California.
When Netflix dropped the trailer for her show on January 2, some folks on social media weren’t too happy. Meghan McCain was one of the critics, saying the series felt out of touch with what people are going through right now.
Despite the backlash, the show promises to feature some interesting guests, like Mindy Kaling and culinary stars. But it seems like the timing just isn’t right with everything happening in the world.
