Meghan reveals who said 'I love you' first with Harry - and what she misses about the UK

The second season of the Duchess of Sussex's lifestyle show With Love, Meghan, has been released. 

Over the eight-episode series, which features guests including US model and TV personality Chrissy Teigen and Queer Eye's Tan France, Meghan opens up about what she misses most about the UK, the meal she cooked on the night Prince Harry proposed, and who said "I love you" first.

Despite Harry not making a cameo in the Netflix show, Meghan does give some insight into her life with the prince, and their two children, Archie and Lilibet.

In one episode, she says it was Harry who first said he loved her, and that she fell in love with him while camping in Botswana, on the pair's third date.

Later, Meghan reveals she tried to make a roast chicken on the night Prince Harry proposed in 2017, but it didn't turn out how she expected.

"I will say when I made a roast chicken for my now-husband I was still having a lot of challenges with the conversion of celsius and fahrenheit. I made a horrible chicken that night. I mean, truly terrible," she says.

After first getting married, Meghan had planned to apply for British citizenship. But the pair later moved to the US after stepping down from their roles as working royals.

In episode three, with British fashion designer Tan France, Meghan admits one of the things she "misses the most" about the UK, after leaving five years ago.

She says: "Honestly, one of the things I miss the most about the UK is the radio station called Magic."

To which France quips: "Magic FM. Wow! Now, sorry to say this to you publicly, but that's such a grandma station."

A laughing Meghan replies: "I'll be that grandma."

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The premiere of the second season of With Love, Meghan comes two weeks after Harry and Meghan announced a watered-down deal with the streaming giant Netflix.

They have signed a "multi-year, first-look deal for film and television projects", in contrast to their reported $100m (£74m) contract five years ago.