Breaking News: Meghan Markle has completed filming her new Netflix show ‘celebrating the joy of cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship’ and, of course, it includes a segment ‘exposing the crimes of the Royal’ after what they recently did to Harry! – celebrity.xinloc.com

Meghan Markle has wrapped up filming for her new cooking and home show, a Hollywood source has claimed.

Royal fans are one step closer to Meghan’s lifestyle secrets because the Duchess of Sussex, 42, has wrapped up filming for the untitled project in Montecito.

Which is being produced by Sony Pictures Television’s The Intellectual Property Corporation

The show, which is yet to receive a title or air date, will ‘celebrate the joys of cooking, gardening, entertaining.

And friendship’ and is part of Meghan and Harry’s $100million Netflix deal.

In conversation about the new project, a Hollywood source told The Daily Beast: ‘It all went well, and it is in the can.’

The show was filmed at a property two miles from Meghan’s Montecito mansion, which she and Prince Harry, 39, share with children Archie, two, and Lilibet, two.

Meghan was last week spotted in a Los Angeles park taking part in a photoshoot, spurring rumours of new material for the upcoming project.

The mother-of-two was caught on TikTok taking part in what fans speculated was a shoot for a new project.

The clip appeared to show the royal having the sleeve of her tracksuit adjusted by a stylist in Beverly Hills, near a popular celebrity-loved coffee spot called Alfred’s.

However, the Hollywood insider said it was unlikely related to the new project because the team had already ‘got everything’ they needed.

The project commenced filming days after Meghan sent out exclusive pots of homemade jam from her brand, American Riviera Orchard, to her nearest and dearest.

A film permit application exclusively obtained by DailyMail.com showed filming took place in two separate locations.

In April, Meghan, spent the day surrounded by the blooms of Florabundance, a florist 10-minutes drive from Montecito in the coastal California town of Carpinteria.

The day after, production trucks lined the driveway of a $5million property set in eight acres of avocado trees and lemon groves in a gated community in Montecito for filming.

Security vehicles guarded both of the 4,500 square feet home’s entrances.

The property is the home of Tom and Sherrie Cipolla – both fixtures on the Montecito society scene and generous donors to several good causes locally, including the Storyteller Center – a therapeutic preschool for children facing adversities.

They have hosted fundraisers for the centre at the same home where Meghan played house.

Tom, 75, and wife Sherrie, 69, parents to two adult children, have a property portfolio worth more than $20million, encompassing two dozen buildings in Los Angeles County and Santa Barbara.

The film permit obtained by DailyMail.com revealed that Alex Dandino, the production manager of that same show is also involved in Meghan’s entry into the culinary world, raising the possibility that she too will be joined by professional chefs for a cook-a-long.

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