Meghan Markle has avoided clashing with a milestone birthday within the Royal Family after the Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix series was postponed.
The original release date for the new series, titled ‘With Love, Meghan’, was scheduled for Wednesday, January 15.
However, the Duchess of Sussex and Netflix postponed its release until March 4 due to the ongoing wildfire crisis in California, Meghan’s home state.
January 15 is also a milestone for Princess Michael of Kent, who is celebrating her 80th birthday today.
Meghan Markle has avoided clashing with a milestone birthday within the Royal Family after the Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix series was postponed.
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The unfortunate clash was noticed when Meghan uploaded the official trailer for her show to her new Instagram account earlier this month.
Meghan is now focussing on helping Los Angeles residents as the wildfires continue to rage within the city.
On Tuesday, it was reported that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face potential evacuation from their £23 million Montecito mansion as the devastating wildfires sweep through Southern California.
The couple’s affluent neighbourhood had been placed under a red flag warning amid fears of explosive fire growth across the region.
Local fire officials had warned residents to be ready to evacuate as forecasted 70mph hurricane-force winds threatened to cause fires to grow rapidly and behave erratically.
Meghan is now focussing on helping Los Angeles residents as the wildfires continue to rage within the city.
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The warning came just days after Harry and Meghan opened their doors to friends and loved ones fleeing the fires.
The deadly wildfires have already claimed 25 lives and scorched more than 40,000 acres across Los Angeles.
The Duke and Duchess have shown support for fire victims through their Archewell Foundation, making donations to relief efforts.
The couple recently served meals to survivors alongside the wife of Governor Gavin Newsom.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hit out at the disapproval of their Los Angeles wildfire relief efforts, with sources close to the couple calling the criticism “offensive”.
The source emphasised that Meghan, who was born and raised in Los Angeles, considers the city “home” and is heartbroken over the devastation.
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Former “Family Ties” star Jane Bateman labelled the couple “disaster tourists” after they were photographed distributing food and supplies to victims outside the Pasadena Convention Center.
“It’s offensive to Meghan and Harry that anybody would think this is merely a photo opportunity,” a source told Page Six.
The source emphasised that Meghan, who was born and raised in Los Angeles, considers the city “home” and is heartbroken over the devastation.
The source added: “They have dedicated countless hours to volunteering, long before the media even caught wind of their involvement.”
