Vogue Williams has become the latest celebrity to tear into Meghan Markle over her new show, With Love, Meghan.

The takedown is close to home given the Irish TV and radio presenter is connected to the royal family. Her husband, Made in Chelsea alum Spencer Matthews, is brother-in-law to the Princess of Wales’s sister, Pippa.

‘I saw a bit where she was making her kids a rainbow platter of fruit,’ Vogue began. 

‘First of all, I thought I was doing well mixing Rice Krispies and Cheerios – like, you can have two cereals in one! And she’s there like… did you see the rainbow [platter]? I personally like that, but who does that?’

Vogue was dishing out her views on the former Suits star’s Netflix series on a new episode of her podcast, My Therapist Ghosted Me.

At one point, co-host Joanne McNally said of Meghan’s outfit: ‘I can’t bear a jumper round the shoulders,’ to which Vogue responded, laughing: ‘Yeah, yeah – it’s disgusting.’

Vogue Williams has become the latest celebrity to tear into Meghan Markle over her new show, With Love, Meghan (pictured with husband  Spencer Matthews in 2021)

The takedown is close to home given the Irish TV presenter is connected to the royal family – her husband, Spencer Matthews , is brother-in-law to Pippa Middleton (Meghan pictured)

Vogue added: ‘I love the idea of being a tradwife – I was dabbling in it – remember, I made that chicken pie a while ago? 

‘I am obsessed with that level of perfection. But I’m like, how is she doing that? I just think it’s like that bl***y Angel perfume – it’s so sickly sweet.’

‘I bet you she wears Angel. Sorry to anyone who wears Angel, I just wear men’s aftershave and that’s very sweet to me.’

Vogue said of her own aspiration to become a domestic goddess: ‘I’m on a journey to be a tradwife. I want to be like Lucky Blue’s wife Nara. She’s glam. 

‘I’m just going to dip the toe in. I’m not going to go full tradwife because I’ve got other bits that I need to do that don’t involve being a tradwife.’

It comes as Katherine Ryan publicly laid into Meghan – after previously defending her – in the wake of  her new Netflix series. 

‘I liked Meghan Markle. I was rooting for Meghan Markle… though she is very Hollywood – even for me – and I don’t like that in people,’ she admitted. 

‘I see now, and maybe it’s just the projects she’s choosing, it does feel like she has lied about whether she knew who Prince Harry was, and these details about her childhood change and don’t add up.’

At one point, co-host Joanne McNally said of Meghan’s outfit: ‘I can’t bear a jumper round the shoulders,’ to which Vogue responded, laughing: ‘Yeah, yeah – it’s disgusting’ 

Vogue’s husband, Made in Chelsea alum Spencer, is brother-in-law to the Princess of Wales’s sister, Pippa (pictured together in 2018)

The Irish model has been married to Spencer Matthews since 2018 and they share three children together – Theodore, six, Gigi, four, and Otto, two

Katherine defended the former actress in 2022, commenting on her position in the Royal Family: ‘I love Meghan Markle’s voice and her confidence to challenge the norm and what’s expected of her in that role.’

However, speaking on an episode of her podcast, Telling Everybody Everything, Katherine added: ‘She said on her new Netflix show that they ate TV dinners growing up.

‘But then in an old interview, she was like, “we would eat farm fresh”. Her whole act just seems very manicured and very forced.’

 Katherine is a familiar face on Netflix with her stand-up specials Glitter Room and In Trouble currently available to stream on the platform.

She also wrote and starred in Netflix sitcom The Duchess but it was axed after one series with the comedian in 2021 telling Vicky Pattison on her podcast ‘The Secret To…’ that ‘not enough people watched it’.

Vogue added: ‘I am obsessed with that level of perfection. But I’m like, how is she doing that? I just think it’s like that bl***y Angel perfume – it’s so sickly sweet’ 

It comes as Katherine Ryan publicly laid into Meghan – after previously defending her – in the wake of her new Netflix series (Katherine pictured in February)

In her brutal takedown of Meghan, Katherine said: ‘I’ve known a lot of Hollywood people – they’re not bad people. I don’t think she’s a bad person, but I think she likes cosying up to celebrities and she wants the hundred million dollar deal and she likes the fact that she’s married to a prince.

‘Of course. But I would rather someone lean into that and be like, oh my God, I used to be on Suits and now I’m married to a prince! I would rather that than this act of: Oh, I’m just so humble.’

Canadian-born Katherine, who lives in London with her three children and civil partner Bobby Kootstra, said she found Meghan’s ‘flower sprinkles’ particularly galling.

‘I have seen this, I have seen it from chefs – they like to put wild flowers on a meal. And I’m not about it. I also don’t think it consтιтutes an entire cooking show.’

She added: ‘People are hate-watching it though. Who knows what Netflix are doing? They are smart – whether they love something or hate something, whatever keeps them watching more episodes.