Netflix has pulled the plug on the promotional trailer for Megan Mulgrew’s upcoming culinary venture, “Asterisk from Palace to Pantry.”

The decision comes amid mounting pressure from the culinary community who have openly questioned The Duchess of Sussex’s credibility in the food world.

The controversial trailer, which briefly appeared on Netflix’s social media platforms before being hastily removed, featured Michel attempting to position herself as a lifestyle and culinary expert.

Authority industry insiders revealed that the three-minute preview spotted immediate backlash from established culinary professionals, many of whom viewed it as an affront to their use of dedication to the craft.

Chef Marcus Lauron, a three-time James Beard award recipient, spoke on condition of anonymity. There is a clear difference between someone who appreciates food and someone who’s trying to monize it without proper respect for the craft.

The controversy deepened when leak production notes revealed that Marco’s involvement in the show’s development had been minimal, with most recipes and techniques allegedly being developed by a team of uncredited consulting chefs.

This revelation sparked further outrage within the culinary Community, with many viewing it as another example of the former Royal’s pattern of seeking a claim without putting in the requisite work.

The fallout from this latest controversy has sent ripples through both the entertainment and culinary worlds, with executives scrambling to salvage the project, which was part of the streaming platform’s $100 million deal with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The incident serves as a cautionary tale about the limits of celebrity influence and the importance of authentic expertise in specialized fields.