Megan Mel’s Netflix cooking show “With Love” has been criticized for its unrealistic and detached approach to reality.

The show, which features celebrity guests like Mindy Kaling and Megan, has been panned as a vanity project that makes Gwyneth Paltrow’s goop look relatable.

Justine Baitman, a Hollywood vet with zero patience for fakery, has mocked Megan in a way that has got everyone talking.

Megan’s big idea is elevating the ordinary by tossing edible flowers on everything from ice cubes to donuts. In episode 1, she makes Skillet Spaghetti, a one-pan  pasta disaster that had Italians clutching them in horror.

Justine’s mockery exposes the core problem of Megan trying to sell us a fantasy so detached from reality. Critics argue that the show should be reimagined as Megan and Harry’s Lost  TV show, as it fails to reimagine the genre and is an exercise in narcissism.

The show is not even filmed in Megan’s $14 million mansion, but an $8 million rental owned by philanthropist Tom and Sher Sapola. Megan is cooking gardening and hosting a dinner like Mindy Kaling while pretending to be relatable with a $12,000 thermodo stove and L CET cookware that costs more than most people’s rent.

Godian Stewart Heritage called the show pointless, urging it to be Megan and Harry’s last TV show. Caroline Frost said it fails to reimagine Lifestyle programming, and the Telegraph dubbed it an exercise in narcissism.

In conclusion, Megan Mel’s “With Love” show has been criticized for its unrealistic and detached approach to reality. Critics argue that the show is not about cooking but rather branding her lifestyle line and not being a true culinary show.