Meghan Markle could join Netflix series
Meghan Markle may return to acting with Netflix’s The Gentlemen, according to media reports. She is reportedly in discussions for a potential role. The Hollywood Reporter said Meghan was in advanced talks to appear in a possible third season. However, Deadline described the discussions as hypothetical because Netflix has not renewed the series. Read more: […]
Following reports that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to return to Britain with their children, Archie and Lilibet, a potential driving force behind their surprise move has surfaced: a substantial acting opportunity for the Duchess of Sussex. According to PEOPLE, Meghan has been presented with a significant new acting venture that may represent her most substantial role since departing "Suits," and this could have influenced the timing of the family's return from California, where they had resided for six and a half years.
A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex neither confirmed nor denied the report, but did not rule out the possibility of a project being in the works. Royal correspondent Bronte Coy revealed details of the offer during an appearance on BBC Radio 4’s "Today" program, stating that Meghan is reportedly "very excited" about the prospect.
Subsequent reports indicated that Meghan is in preliminary talks to join the third season of Guy Ritchie’s Netflix series "The Gentlemen." However, the show's third season has not been renewed, and its second season is set to premiere on September 3. The nature of Meghan's potential role in the series remains unclear, with representatives for Netflix and Meghan declining to comment.
The news follows earlier reports that Harry, Meghan, and their children had enrolled in British schools and were preparing to return to Britain. This move has reignited speculation about the reasons behind the Sussexes' decision to return to Britain, despite their previous concerns over security arrangements. King Charles was reportedly taken aback by the decision but expressed eagerness to spend more time with his grandchildren, while Prince William and Kate Middleton were reportedly concerned about the potential implications of the Sussexes' return.
Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams initially suggested that Harry, rather than Meghan, was likely the driving force behind the decision. "I don’t believe Meghan wanted to return, but Harry did," Fitzwilliams commented. "He had no role, literally. He made pathetic appearances on Meghan’s shows." "They failed in America," he added.
"Meghan’s career never took off." However, the reports of a potential acting comeback for Meghan suggest a different narrative. King Charles learned of the decision only days ago, and the move is not anticipated to be permanent. Harry and Meghan are reportedly planning to retain their California home and their vacation property in Portugal.
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