Meghan Markle should return to acting after almost a decade, says magazine

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, and Prince Harry of the United Kingdom in a photo from October 25, 2019 Reuters/Archive Meghan Markle is expected to return to acting almost ten years after her departure from "Suits", according to information from People magazine. The Duchess of Sussex left the series in 2017 after announcing her engagement to Prince Harry. The news about a new and important acting project for Meghan Markle comes shortly after the information that she and Prince Harry will return to live in the United Kingdom, six years after their departure caused a deep rupture with the British royal family. The two "plan to leave the United States by the end of the month to settle in a private residence, with no ties to royalty, which would be located on the outskirts of London", reported The Daily Telegraph on Wednesday night (19). According to People, Markle's representatives declined to comment on the possibility of the project, but did not deny the information. There is still no information about what the work would be. A royal correspondent for news.com.au told BBC Radio 4's "Today" program that the project "is a significant thing, and she's very excited about it." In "Suits", Meghan Markle played Rachel Zane in the legal drama, in which she rose from the rank of assistant to lawyer. The character was engaged to Mike Ross, played by Patrick J. Adams. The actress, who had been part of the series since 2011, completed filming in the seventh season, which aired in 2018. READ ALSO: 'Furious' prince and private residence: what is known about Harry and Meghan's return to the United Kingdom Harry and Meghan returning to the United Kingdom: 'Why now?' and 4 other questions about the return of the couple Prince Harry and Meghan will return to live in the United Kingdom