Meghan: Will new Netflix show With Love work for Duchess of Sussex rebrand?
The Duchess of Sussex appears to be embarking on a new era in her glossy new Netflix show.
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The Duchess of Sussex, picking flowers, slicing veggies and decorating cakes in a trailer for her new Netflix show.
There's also a scene where she harvests honey, and hugs her husband, Prince Harry.
Meghan, it appears, has rebranded herself. Her new look is described by public relations expert Chloe Franses as similar to the "trad wife" social media trend, inspired by 1950s housewives.
In that sense, it is a departure for Meghan, who has been known as a feminist and a Hollywood actress.
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