No, Meghan will not appear on Canadian reality show

Sunday, 2 February 2020 12:49

Media reports suggesting that Meghan Markle will appear on a Canadian reality show are false.

A palace source has disputed the earlier media reports suggesting she'll appear in the Netflix reality show I Do, Redo as "categorically untrue".

CTV, which has partnered with Netflix for the show, also denied the reports on Twitter.

On Saturday, several media reports claimed the Duchess of Sussex was returning to the small screen with her best friend, Jessica Mulroney, on a new show about second weddings.

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