Meghan Markle has sparked new speculation about her strained ties with the royal family after sharing a Netflix playlist.
On Monday, the Duchess of Sussex posted a behind-the-scenes carousel from her Netflix project With Love, Meghan. Alongside candid photos, she revealed a carefully curated 19-song playlist that quickly drew public attention.
Several of the selected tracks led fans to believe they carried hidden messages directed at the monarchy. One of the most talked-about choices was Hall & Oates’ I Can’t Go for That (No Can Do), a song about resisting pressure. Supporters interpreted it as a reference to Meghan Markle’s past claims of feeling restricted during her time as a working royal.
Another notable inclusion was Billy Preston’s Nothing from Nothing, with lyrics such as “I’m not tryin’ to be your highness.” This fueled further debate about whether the Duchess was addressing her royal experience.
However, not all songs hinted at conflict. Ella Fitzgerald’s Solid as a Rock and Penny & the Quarters’ You and Me were seen as heartfelt tributes to her relationship with Prince Harry.
Fans took to social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their reactions. One user commented, “Interesting song choices, Meghan. Veryyyy interesting,” while another wrote, “It’s hilarious that she chose ‘I Can’t Go for That.’”
Beyond the playlist, Meghan Markle also gave followers a glimpse into her personal life. The carousel included moments with celebrity chef Jose Andres and British chef Clare Smyth, as well as rare photos of her and Prince Harry’s children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
With both subtle song choices and intimate family snapshots, the Duchess’s latest post has reignited public conversation about her life after stepping away from royal duties.
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