Meghan marvels at the enduring success of Suits
Despite her prominent role in the British royal family, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex fondly reflects on her days in Hollywood and the enduring popularity of her show 'Suits' Subscribe to our free royal newsletter for the latest updates
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, reflected on her Hollywood career and the ongoing popularity of her show "Suits" during a recent interview.
Meghan portrayed Rachel Zane on "Suits," pictured here with co-star Patrick J. Adams
"It was a delightful experience collaborating with an exceptional cast and crew. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves," she expressed. "In today's era, it's challenging to find a series that captivates us enough to binge-watch numerous episodes. Nevertheless, remarkable shows stand the test of time."
She played the roles of paralegal and later attorney Rachel Zane for seven seasons on the popular USA Network series. She left the show just before her marriage to Prince Harry in 2018.
Sign up for CNNs Royal News, a weekly newsletter that gives you exclusive access to the royal family's public engagements and behind-the-scenes happenings within the palace walls. Following their move from Britain to the United States in 2020 and their contentious departure from the royal family, Harry and Meghan secured various content production deals with major streaming services worldwide. This includes a long-term partnership with Netflix and a previous agreement with Spotify, which concluded in June 2023.
Meghan mentioned that the couple is actively working on creating new content, but they are unable to disclose any specific projects at the moment. She expressed excitement about the various exciting endeavors they have planned and is looking forward to announcing them soon. Meghan also revealed that her husband is thoroughly enjoying the process, and they find it to be a delightful experience.
She expressed the couple's aspiration to craft "creations that evoke emotions - not just happiness, but something deeper - creations that stir feelings within people and foster a sense of belonging."
