Meghan’s holiday meal sparked a wave of mixed reactions online. Some people questioned whether the waffles actually came from the waffle maker shown in the video, while others appreciated her effort and festive spirit.
On Facebook, users didn’t hold back their opinions. “The waffle she served did not come from that waffle maker, otherwise it would have 4 sections,” one person observed.
Another commenter was more critical: “I would be embarrassed to share that, seriously has she no one around her advising her or does she refuse advice [sic].” Meanwhile, someone else simply remarked, “Looks pretty unappetizing to me.”
Instagram users also had their say, offering a mix of skepticism and support. “I wonder is that the waffle maker the late Queen sent Archie for Christmas [sic],” one person speculated. But a fan enthusiastically wrote, “Love EVERYTHING this woman does!!”
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Meanwhile, users on X shared their opinions on the matter. One observant commenter noted, “That waffle was clearly not made in a waffle maker toy can tell as the squares are too small and missing the cross indent a waffle maker leaves. It is an Eggo dipped in green food dye.”
Royal supporters also chimed in, with one person simply commenting, “Sweet,” while another praised Meghan, saying, “Princess Meghan is a woman of substance and very thoughtful and intelligent.”
Meghan’s St. Patrick’s Day breakfast was supposed to be a cheerful family celebration, but it ended up sparking discussion online. Whether her waffles matched the waffle maker or not, the moment certainly didn’t go unnoticed by royal watchers.
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