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El regreso del príncipe Enrique y Meghan Markle al Reino Unido enfrenta de nuevo a la familia real a futuros baches

Los duques de Sussex planean establecerse fuera de Londres y seguirán sin ejercer tareas de representación. Los posibles encuentros o desencuentros con Guillermo de Inglaterra pasarán a ser el nuevo objetivo de los tabloides británicos

El regreso del príncipe Enrique y Meghan Markle al Reino Unido enfrenta de nuevo a la familia real a futuros baches

Meghan Markle may be contemplating a return to acting, according to recent reports. The Duchess of Sussex and Suits star has reportedly been offered a role in an upcoming project based in the UK, as confirmed by both News.com.au and Variety. This news comes in the wake of her family's recent return to the United Kingdom. While details are still emerging, the story is developing.

Prior to this, Markle and Prince Harry had relocated to California to establish their own media empire. After exploring podcast opportunities with Spotify and signing a significant $100 million development deal with Netflix, the streamer ultimately decided not to renew their contract in July 2025. Markle's involvement in Netflix productions, including Harry and Meghan, Polo, and her lifestyle series With Love, Meghan, has been fruitful, particularly as streaming viewership for these shows surged.

Should Markle decide to pursue an acting career once more, it could bring excitement to Suits fans, who witnessed a record-breaking 3.1 billion streams for the series in a single week. Other potential roles for the Duchess could include a recurring role on Riot Women, an appearance in Avengers: Doomsday, or even a collaboration with Hannah Waddingham for the UK-set season 3 of Beef.

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