Meghan Markle is happier than ever living in sunny California — but the duchess revealed the one thing she truly misses about living in the UK.

In the second season of her Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan,” which premiered on the streaming platform early Tuesday morning, the former actress shared her longing for a small comfort that’s elusive in the US.

In the show’s third episode, the Duchess of Sussex—who hasn’t visited Prince Harry’s homeland since September 2022—admitted to celeb guest Tan France that she most misses a particular British radio station.

“Honestly one of the things I miss the most about the UK is the radio station… Magic FM,” Markle told the “Queer Eye” presenter.

The “Suits” alum, 44, said that in lieu of that radio station in the US, she now listens to a station called “Mom Jeans” and plays vintage soft rock.

“Magic FM. Wow! Sorry to say this to you publicly, but that’s such a grandma station,” the “Next in Fashion” presenter responded.

“I’ll be that grandma,” the As Ever founder quipped.

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Elsewhere in the eight-part series, Markle shared some rare insight into the early days of her romance with the Duke of Sussex.

As the “Suits” alum, 44, chatted with the fashion guru about her family, Markle revealed that it was Harry who uttered the words “I love you” first.

When France asked Markle about the moment she realized she was in love with the Invictus Games founder, she disclosed it happened during their week-long safari trip to Botswana in 2016.

“Yes, that was on our third date,” Markle said of the trip.

“You fell in love on your first date?” France asked.

“We met in Botswana and we camped for five days together,” Markle said. “You really get to know each other when you’re in a little tent together and it’s like – what is that outside the tent?”

“That’s an elephant. Are we going to be safe? Yeah, you’re safe. OK,” she added.