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Fresh from the tense finale<\/a> of blockbuster reality show The Traitors<\/em>, series contestant Lord Ivar Mountbatten<\/strong> appears ready to trade the show\u2019s famously stressful roundtable room<\/a> for another, even more contentious debate: Why did the woman we until recently knew as Meghan Markle<\/strong> cringingly correct Mindy Kaling<\/strong> when she used the Suits<\/em> star\u2019s birth name on the set of With Love, Meghan<\/em><\/a>? And was she right to do so?<\/p>\n For those who have yet to watch the Duchess of Sussex\u2019s<\/a> Netflix series about the joys of domesticity, here\u2019s a quick recap. In the vein of similar lifestyle shows (think Martha Stewart<\/strong><\/a>\u2014the show\u2019s producers certainly were!), the royal\u2019s famous friends \u201cstop by\u201d her blindingly white farmhouse-style kitchen set, ostensibly as a way station on a visit to the Montecito home she shares<\/a> with husband Prince Harry<\/strong> and children Prince Archie<\/strong> and Princess Lilibet<\/strong>.<\/p>\n One such friend, writer, director, and actor Mindy Kaling<\/strong> was one such visitor\u2014and during her time on the show, she received a lesson in royal nomenclature when Meghan told her, \u201cIt\u2019s so funny that you keep saying \u2018Meghan Markle.\u2019 You know I\u2019m Sussex now.\u201d<\/p>\n