No compliments to this chef.

Critics are skeptical of Meghan Markle's recipes for the upcoming season of her Netflix Show, "With Love, Meghan."

That's putting it kindly.

The former royal posted some teasers on her social media ahead of the season 2 premiere of her cooking and lifestyle series, which drops Tuesday.

"This is not a bag of chips I want," one person wrote on X about Markle's Instagram story of her making chips. "These look horrible! Meghan Markle needs a serious marketing intervention."

"Anyone get the sense Netflix doesn’t care at all about this show? This is not enticing at all," the X user continued.

"Looks like sickle cell anemia under a microscope," another user said.

"Again, everything is beige and bland. No emotional or personal stories to connect her to recipes/products," someone responded.

"Everything feels random and souless!"

Earlier this week, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, gave a glimpse of a different, unique side dish we'll surely see onscreen: pickled lemons.

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"Cooking up more than pasta (with homemade preserved lemons)…..so much goodness is coming soon 💫," Meghan captioned the post on her Instagram, a video that shows off jars of the preserved citrusy fruit — next to homeade pickles — and her cooking a pasta dish.

The King and Queen have a royally pesky problem.

On Thursday, Queen Camilla, 78, revealed she’s dealing with a “terrible” infestation of wasps at Sandringham, her Norfolk residence with King Charles, 76, where the royal family traditionally celebrates Christmas.

Per The Sun, signs have been put up around Sandringham that read, “Please be aware that wasp activity is currently high in this area.”

And wasps aren't her only problem.

Queen Camilla also reportedly shared that bees have caused a stir at her private home in Wiltshire.

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Prince William has been cautioned by a royal biographer to tread carefully as he shapes his vision for the future of the monarchy.

It has been revealed that the Prince of Wales, 43, and his family will be moving to their forever home by the end of the year, which will remain as their base even after his ascension to the throne.

As a result, the future king will be seen less in London — meaning that Buckingham Palace, which served as the late Queen Elizabeth II’s official royal residence, will continue sitting vacant for the most part.

According to Jobson, William’s decision to live outside of a palace or castle could cause him to “become less connected to the people.”

“I think you’ve got to be careful what you wish for,” Jobson told The Sun. “People do turn out when they see, particularly people like Sophie Wessex and the new Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Edward.”

“They turn out in droves. They like that connection. And if you lose that connection, the monarchy actually loses something that it’s about,” he added.

According to the royal author, Prince William is changing “things the way he wants to” as he crafts his own blueprint for the next generation of working royals.

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Lady Kitty Spencer was spotted soaking up the last of the summer sun with her mother and her rarely seen South African billionaire husband in Saint Tropez, France.

Prince William and Harry’s cousin, 34, enjoyed a laid-back day at the swanky Club 55 on Pampelonne Beach in Ramatuelle with her 66-year-old husband, Michael Lewis, and mom Victoria Aitken, 60.

Kitty, who has been married to Lewis for five years, held hands with her beau as they strolled to the beachfront restaurant for a lavish meal.

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Kate Middleton’s unwavering sacrifice for her three children has been revealed by the “Real Housewives of London” cast member, Panthea Parker.

Ahead of the world premiere of Bravo’s newest installment of the “Housewives” franchise across the pond, Parker divulged on the Princess of Wales’s hands-on approach to raising her and Prince William’s kids.

The reality TV star, whose children play sports against Lambrook School in Berkshire, England — where Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are enrolled at — opened up about what the future queen is really like.

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She's off to the races.

Queen Camilla met with charities partnered with York Racecourse at the Ebor Festival on Thursday.

Camilla was gifted with a jar of honey at the event while speaking with attendees at the four-day horse racing affair held every August.

The Queen Consort, 78, wore a floral-print dress and a multi-strand pearl necklace for the occasion.

Camilla unveiled a plaque in recognition of last year's Juddmonte International race, deemed "Longines World's Best Horse Race of 2024."

Prince Philip was intensely relieved once Prince Harry and Meghan Marke’s nuptials were over, a royal biographer claims.

“Once all the formalities were over, we watched as the happy couple, and then the other members of the Royal Family, filed out of the chapel,” former royal butler Grant Harrold writes an upcoming memoir, according to an excerpt published by The Telegraph Monday. 

He adds, “When Prince Philip came out, he turned to the Queen and said, ‘Thank f–k that’s over.’”

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Despite being in California, Prince Harry found a way to pay tribute to his late grandfather, Prince Phillip, at a VJ Day service last week, and now new photos show the symbolic gift he left in his honor.

A friend of Harry’s who remains unnamed placed a wreath of poppies at the Burma Star Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum in England — laying it there only after his father, King Charles, and Queen Camilla had left the memorial service that marked 80 years since Japan’s surrender that ended World War II on that front.

“For me, this anniversary carries an added layer of meaning,” the duke, 43, wrote in a letter that accompanied the wreath, made of the red-and-black flowers that symbolize soldiers lost in the war.

“My late grandfather, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, served in the Pacific campaign," it said.

“Today, as I think of him, I think also of each of you, of the shared hardships, the bonds forged, and the legacy you leave,” Harry wrote in his letter to WWII service members.

There's always another side to the story.

King Charles' butler, who served the family for seven crucial years, from 2004 to 2011, has recounted a story about Prince Harry on Charles and Camilla's wedding day — and it's totally at odds with the tale the duke, 43, spun in his 2023 "Spare" memoir.

“We all went outside to wave them off and laughed as we saw William and Harry had decorated their car with ‘Just Married,’ Grant Harrold — who writes about his time working for the family in a new book, "The Royal Butler" — said about the princes on the day of the nuptials in 2005.

"As they drove off through the arches to cheers, the boys raced after the car,” Harrold said.

The former royal employee's memory of the day contradicts Harry's own version of events as written in "Spare."

“Despite Willy and me urging him not to, Pa was going ahead,” he wrote about Charles marrying Camilla.

“We pumped his hand, wished him well. No hard feelings.

“We recognized that he was finally going to be with the woman he loved, the woman he’d always loved,” he wrote.

Harrold, who called his former job "an absolute dream come true," said he does not have ill intentions with the book.

“I’m not trying to do a Paul Burrell,” says Harrold, referencing Princess Diana's former butler who has publicly feuded with Harry — who told a court in 2023 about "how indiscreet Paul had proven to be with the way he had sold our mother’s possessions and how he had given numerous interviews about her.”

Harry had once called Burrell “attention-seeking and self-interested” in a voicemail to brother Prince William.