Meghan Markle cheekily responded to podcaster Amanda Hirsch after the latter shared she was “scared” about the hate the actress would receive for her new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan.”

The “Not Skinny But Not Fat” host took to Instagram Wednesday to share a photo of the Duchess of Sussex’s handwritten note she sent two weeks after her show released.

“Dear Amanda, I heard you were feeling scared. Don’t be! This is the fun part — let’s enjoy it,” Markle wrote.

“OH MY DUTCHESS,” Hirsch, 33, captioned the post, which included a screenshot of her original “scared” comment shared under a trailer for Markle’s series.

The influencer saw the note as an honor and wrote via her Story that she was “framing” the parchment.

“Beyond shook. Beyond spiraling,” she said. “Did I smell the paper? Yes! Do I want my own monogram? Yes. Am I absolutely flabbergasted and obsessed? F–K. YES. @meghan you have a fan for life.”

On Jan. 2, Hirsch posted her reaction to the “With Love, Meghan” trailer on Instagram, explaining she was nervous for Markle, 43, because she didn’t want the series to make the “inauthentic” claims about her even “stronger.”

The podcaster said the trailer looked “forced” and didn’t appear that the “Suits” alum was coming across as “relatable” to viewers

Hirsch clarified that she “wasn’t a Meghan hater at all.”

Markle’s lifestyle series quickly found success when it was released on March 4.

According to the data analytics company Samba TV, the show reached 526,000 US households in less than a week and was on the platform’s top 10 list within a day of being released.

UK critics, however, were quick to rip the series to shreds, with one saying it was “pointless.”

The eight-episode series saw Markle chat, garden and bake with several celebrities, including Mindy Kaling, whom she corrected for calling her “Meghan Markle” instead of her new last name “Sussex.”

Her husband, Prince Harry, also made a special appearance and gushed over how proud he was of her.

Throughout the season, Markle gave fans a look inside her California lifestyle with the Duke of Sussex, 40, and their kids Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3.

Markle’s show has already been renewed for a second season and cameras picked back up in January.

The series is a part of her and Harry’s $100 million deal with Netflix, which they signed in 2020.