Meghan Markle is seemingly blocking out the haters With Love.

Meghan shared a clip from her new Netflix series With Love, Meghan on her Instagram story on Wednesday (March 5), telling her followers, “For more recipes, fun and reasons to ‘Mmmm’, check out the show — which in just 24 hours is already in the Top 10! Thank you to all of you around the world who are tuning in!”

However, her post arrives in the midst of reviews that one would not count as a “reason to ‘Mmmm.'” With Love, Meghan currently has a 33% on the Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer, and an 18% on the site’s Popcornmeter.

The Independent deems the series “queasy and exhausting” in its review headline alone, per the New York Post, while Variety‘s review concluded by noting, “With Love, Meghan is made with a great deal of love — in the sense that the greatest love of all is the one that a person has for herself.” Time took a play out of Meghan’s book, describing the series as “a dusting of flower sprinkles that can’t hide the blandness of the cookie.” (You can check out both of DECIDER’s review and Stream It Or Skip It? for yourself).

The Cut honed in on Episode 2 of the series being the only must-watch out of the eight-episode line-up, which has seemingly received the most attention as guest Mindy Kaling mistakenly calls Meghan “Meghan Markle” instead of Meghan “Sussex.”

Meanwhile, TheWrap defended Meghan against critics, writing that if she “were married to literally any other man on Earth, With Love, Meghan would be a nice little show and not much else.”

Even before the show’s debut on Tuesday (March 4) — which was delayed from Jan. 15 amid the Los Angeles wildfires — the Duchess of Sussex had gotten criticism from Meghan McCain, who, despite “originally [being] a Meghan Markle supporter,” ripped the trailer for the series on X as “highly curated, produced and out of touch.” Some social media critics even accused With Love, Meghan of “practically copying” Pamela Anderson’s new series Pamela’s Cooking With Love.

Other than Kaling, guests on Markle’s new lifestyle series include Roy Choi, Abigail Spencer, Tracy Robbins, Alice Waters, and a brief appearance from Prince Harry.

With Love, Meghan is streaming on Netflix. Watch the trailer above.