Overview
- People reports there are currently no plans for a third season of the lifestyle series, with Netflix declining to comment on the show's future.
- Multiple outlets cite insiders who say holiday specials or other one-off projects have been discussed, though nothing is in active development.
- Netflix’s Engagement Report shows season two logged 2 million views between July and December 2025, while the December holiday special drew 2.4 million views in that period.
- The show’s trajectory fell from an initial strong debut in March 2025—12.6 million hours in week one and 5.3 million views in the first half—to far lower rankings later in the year.
- Meghan Markle has characterized the eight-episode format as “a lot of work,” and sources say she will focus on expanding her As Ever brand and creating shorter, social-first cooking and crafting content, as her first-look deal with Netflix continues.