Share Tweet Pin Email By Katherine Tinsley 12:17pm PST, Dec 24, 2025 _ Meghan Markle's Christmas playlist didn't resonate with critics.
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MORE: Follow Wonderwall on MSN for more top news _ In an Instagram post, Meghan Markle shared a list of her favorite Christmas songs."All the sounds of the season [Christmas tree emoji]. Here is my personal list of favourite holiday songs on rotation in our home this time of year," Meghan wrote. "Wishing you a safe and cozy Christmas! Enjoy!" _ Meghan Markle's followers took to social media to discuss her favorite artists, which included music by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and Etta James."Her playlist is EXACTLY what you think it would be," one person wrote on X. "More try hard pick me music-she wants you to think her music taste is elevated and refined and that you couldn't understand the complexities of her preferences so just listen." _ Another person hinted at Thomas Markle's influence on Meghan Markle."I always felt that a lot of her 'Boomer' music choices were informed by her father, T M Snr," they claimed. _ "She is trying so hard to make 'cozy' her branding word... its so cringe," another claimed."She is a boomer," someone else wrote. _ Despite Meghan Markle's use of modern classics like Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You," some people noticed a few pop icons were missing from the list. "No Taylor [Swift] or Beyoncé? Every video she makes has songs that are lovely in their own way but most are decades old (even Wham!)," one person penned. "Why is a self-proclaimed modern feminist playing songs like she's a 1950s housewife?" _ Another person noted that Meghan Markle's playlist isn't for kids."She's supposed to have small children. Where are the children's Christmas songs? 'Frosty The Snowman,' 'Rudolf The Red Nosed Reindeer?'" they asked. JAKE ROSENBERG/NETFLIX JAKE ROSENBERG/NETFLIX JAKE ROSENBERG/NETFLIX NETFLIX MEGA TheMegaAgency.com James Whatling / MEGA MEGA TheMegaAgency.com Up Next The post Meghan ripped for 'cringe' Christmas playlist appeared first on Wonderwall.com.