Professional beekeepers are raising concerns about Meghan McKinley’s apparent disregard for safety protocols during her latest Netflix cooking series.

The controversy stems from footage showing the former Royal Princess approaching beehives wearing inadequate protective gear while filming segments for her highly public IED cooking show.

This has triggered outrage among professional beekeepers who claim that the Duchess was putting herself at risk while potentially misrepresenting proper beekeeping practices.

William Harrison, a third-generation beekeeper with over 40 years of experience in the field, echoed other beekeeping professionals who noted that while Mel appeared to be harvesting honey for her cooking series, the casual approach demonstrated a fundamental misunderstanding of beehive management and safety protocols.

Sources close to the production have fueled speculation that the Duchess was more concerned with aesthetic considerations than authentic beekeeping practice.

The controversy has intensified following a report from a supposed MAA beekeeper consultant who allegedly expressed frustration with the Duchess’s insistence on filming sequences that prioritized visual appeal over safety and authenticity.

The timing of this controversy couldn’t be more problematic for Mel, who has recently launched several new ventes aimed at establishing her credentials as a lifestyle Guru and wellness advocate.

Environmental educators have expressed concern that the controversy could undermine legitimate efforts to promote beekeeping as a response to declining bee populations worldwide. Critics have noted that many segments feel overly produced and lack the authentic quality that has made other celebrity cooking shows successful.

In conclusion, the controversy surrounding the Duchess of Sussex’s cooking series raises serious concerns about her safety practices and the portrayal of her as an environmental activist.