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Gwyneth Paltrow has been accused of mocking Meghan Markle after posting a video on Instagram of herself making breakfast. The clip shows Paltrow preparing buttermilk biscuits and what she described as “not-so-perfectly cooked over-easy eggs,” while dancing in her pyjamas. Social media users noticed the song in the video, “This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)” by Natalie Cole, which has also appeared in promos for Markle’s show. However, the song is widely used in advertising. One user commented, “Lol, isn’t it this the song they keep using in the Meghan Markle promo?” Some accused Paltrow of “throwing shade,” while others dismissed it as a coincidence. “Why do people feel so deeply compelled to believe women are competing when they aren’t,” one user wrote.

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