Following its release on August 26, the second season of Meghan Markle's Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, is facing a host of negative reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. The show saw Meghan being joined by more friends at a beautiful California estate.

In the second eight-episode season, the 44-year-old focused on more cooking, gardening and hosting tips. Much like the first series, the new instalment has attracted a lot of attention from critics and regular viewers. Taking to Rotten Tomatoes, a popular website that aggregates film and TV reviews, viewers shared what they really thought of the show.

The 'tomatometer', which measures the positive reviews rather than the overall amount of reviews, showed that 38% of viewers who expressed their opinion on the site enjoyed the first season - as opposed to just 20% showcasing a positive review of season two.

One reviewer of the second season said: "The biggest change between season one and season two is who doesn't make the cut and appear in the show - and for me, it was a big loss."

Another critic wrote: "It's so boring, so contrived, so effortfully whimsical that, do you know what? In the end, it does become almost fascinating."

Following series one, a critic wrote: "Why on earth did she feel compelled to put herself -- and us -- through this horror?"

Although many were critical, some fans shared that they enjoyed the show - with one sharing that they thought Meghan was a "breath of fresh air".

They wrote: "With Love, Meghan is a breath of fresh air. The Duchess of Sussex is a delightfully joyous homemaker who relishes creating comfort and care through food and community. Watching this show is like a calming movement meditation", with another adding, "...With Love, Meghan is capable and pleasant."

Although Netflix or Meghan have not announced a third season, fans are wondering whether it is already in the works. It has been suggested, however, that Meghan is keen on it.