Meghan Markle offered her own UK radio show after saying she misses station in Netflix series
The Duchess of Sussex gave fans plenty of insight into her life during season two of her Netflix series With Love, Meghan.
But one particular comment that got noticed was when Meghan listed radio station Magic - similar to Australia's Smooth FM - as the thing she misses most about living in the UK (as opposed to family, friends or even British supermarkets).
As a result, radio bosses have confirmed to 9honey they've offered the duchess her own show.
Radio bosses have offered the Duchess of Sussex her own show after she admitted in her Nextflix series that Magic FM was what she missed most about life in the UK AP
"We love that Meghan is a big fan of the station," Paul Sylvester, Content Director, Magic Radio Network told 9honey in a statement.
"We've been in with her team and offered her a show, if she ever wanted one. Everyone is welcome to the Magic Radio party."
It comes after Sylvester publicly responded to the Duchess of Sussex's remarks for the first time on Tuesday, during Radiocentre's Tuning In 2025 event.
"The offer is on the table: if the Duchess wants to host a show, she's very welcome," he said.
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The Duchess of Sussex wouldn't be the first celebrity presenter on the UK radio station and it also wouldn't be her first time behind the microphone. Spotify
Later taking to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, Sylvester doubled down on his comments by reposting others who mentioned his offer.
Sylvester also re-tweeted a journalist who believes we could see Meghan take up the offer.
"Clever offer in terms of maximising Magic's marketing and I can actually see Meghan (Duchess of) Sussex taking it up," Lorna wrote. "Even if she had to stick to the playlist, there's still an opportunity for her to express her own individuality."
The Duchess of Sussex wouldn't be the first celebrity presenter on the UK radio station, with former All Saints singer Nicole Appleton and stylist Gok Wan among those contributing.
No word yet from Meghan on whether she'd like to take up the offer but it wouldn't be the first time the actress-turned-royal's been behind the microphone.
The duchess has previously hosted not one but two podcasts - Archetypes and Confessions of a Female Founder.
However, both projects had limited success in terms of ratings and only lasted one season each.
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