Megan Markle was conspicuously absent from the Golden Globes last weekend, where her former "Suits" co-stars enjoyed a mini-reunion at the star-studded event.
Megan portrayed Rachel Zane for seven seasons on the show before meeting Prince Harry, her co-star and real-life love interest. Patrick J Adams, another "Suits" cast member, shared his perspective on the likelihood of Megan returning to acting during an interview with E News host Kelty Knight on the red carpet.
In response to Kelty's question about Megan's potential return to acting, Patrick subtly turned the inquiry back on her, suggesting that Kelty might have heard those rumors directly from Megan. This brief interaction, according to Patrick, encapsulates everything Hollywood knows about Megan. He exposed the pattern of rumors surrounding Megan's professional ventures, suggesting that she is the source of all her and Harry's positive media coverage.
Patrick's candid revelation prompted an awkward admission from Kelty that she had fabricated the rumor about Megan returning to acting. Despite the debunked rumors, Patrick maintained his professionalism and expressed admiration for Megan's acting skills, stating that they would be fortunate to have her back in the industry. However, fans were skeptical, interpreting Patrick's enthusiasm as insincere, and many took to social media to question the authenticity of his response.
Addressing the Golden Globes reunion and Megan's absence, Gina Torres, another "Suits" star, disclosed that the entire cast participated in a group chat to plan the reunion. However, she added a shade of criticism by revealing that Megan did not participate in the texting group chat with her other "Suits" co-stars. Gina emphasized that the cast did not have Megan's number, implying a lack of communication with her former co-star.
Meanwhile, during the Golden Globes, host Joe Koy made jokes about Prince Harry and Megan's lucrative Netflix deal, suggesting they would get paid millions for doing nothing. The humor touched on the streaming platform's CEO Ted Sandos laughing and included jabs at the royal family drama portrayed in the Netflix series "The Crown." Koy also playfully mocked Prince Harry, suggesting he called actress Aela Ston for money after her portrayal in "The Crown."
