Meghan Markle’s latest venture, the Netflix series “With Love, Meghan,” has caught viewers’ attention—and not entirely in the way you might expect. While some find the show to be a delightful and uplifting experience, others have brushed it off as merely superficial entertainment. Yet, an unforeseen detail from one of the episodes has swiftly taken center stage and left audiences bewildered. As it turns out, however, not all is as it seems.
Unexpected Discovery: Raw Chicken Drumsticks
Eagle-eyed viewers noticed something rather peculiar during a scene where Meghan reaches into the refrigerator for some lettuce. Intriguingly positioned just above the vegetable drawer were two rows of raw chicken drumsticks. These rested on the fridge shelf without a cover or plate.
One observant social media user took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to voice her concern, asking, “Why does Meghan Markle have raw chicken legs in the fridge next to the salad?”
The internet was quick to jump into a frenzy over this curious revelation.
Concerns and Giggles: The Public Reacts
Although some viewers brushed off the unusual fridge setup as trivial, others humorously criticized it, likening it to a food safety misstep. One person cheekily remarked, “Hello, salmonella, my old friend.” Another jested that famed chef Gordon Ramsay might deem this an example of serious cross-contamination.
A particularly disturbed viewer commented, “Dear sweet Lord, that is DISGUSTING! No one does this.”
Some speculated that the fridge belonged to the production team rather than Meghan herself, but this notion hardly quelled the uproar.
Viewers Alarmed by Apparent Hygiene Breach
Many fans were truly worried by what they perceived as a major food safety oversight. “Why aren’t they in a tray? Yuck! All the chicken juices would be dripping onto the shelf and the products below,” one user pointed out.
Another critic questioned the show’s attention to detail: “Aren’t there people on set paid to notice details like this? What a mistake. On every cooking show I’ve watched, raw chicken is either covered in a bowl or marinating in a sealed container.”
Others chimed in with disdain: “Raw chicken legs placed directly on the glass shelf? No plate? No cover? And raw meat above vegetables? What a total disaster.”
The Remarkable Truth Unveiled
Amidst the clamor, some jumped to Meghan’s defense, claiming that the situation was likely not her doing, and others speculated that the chicken might not be raw at all.
“Everyone’s salad drawer is at the bottom of the fridge. And those are clearly pre-cooked chicken legs,” one person claimed.
Turns out, they were right. According to reports from The Daily Mail, those chicken legs had been parboiled, which means they were partially cooked in water before being placed on a tray—not bare on the fridge shelf.
Thus, while the internet momentarily buzzed over what seemed like a food safety catastrophe, it appears the “raw chicken scandal” was a mere misunderstanding after all.
