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27 October 2026

“An easy yes”: Meghan confirms move to Australia for unexpected TV role

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“An easy yes”: Meghan confirms move to Australia for unexpected TV role

Meghan Markle won Aussies over on MasterChef Australia as a guest judge, and now, she's set to join Junior MasterChef Australia.

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