Megan Markle's "Suits" co-stars, Patrick J. Adams and Gabriel Macht, are set to join forces as presenters at the 81st annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday.
The duo, known for portraying fan-favorite characters Michael Ross and Harvey Specter, respectively, has experienced a resurgence in popularity since the show became available on the streaming service Netflix. "Suits," originally aired for nine seasons from 2011 to 2019, featuring a cast that included Rick Hoffman, Gina Torres, and Sarah Rafferty.
While other cast members have received invitations to present at the Golden Globes, Megan Markle, the Duchess, has been notably excluded. Back in October, it was confirmed that a spin-off series was greenlit, following a similar format to the shared CSI Universe. The spin-off will introduce new characters and potentially be set in Los Angeles.
Despite Megan's absence from the Golden Globe invitation list, her fans have created delusional claims of her being invited but declining to avoid stealing the spotlight from others – a narrative widely debunked.
In November, Beatric Springborn, President of Universal International Studios and UCP, revealed that the spin-off would maintain the original show's time frame, energy, and attractive cast. Megan Markle, despite the Golden Globe snub, has seen success as "Suits" crossed 45 billion minutes streamed on Netflix and Peacock combined.
Responding to this achievement during a red carpet appearance, Megan expressed pride in the show and its enduring popularity.
When questioned about her upcoming projects, Megan remained tight-lipped, only hinting at exciting developments in the works. She emphasized the importance of creating content that makes people feel something and fosters a sense of community.
Megan's involvement in "Suits" for seven seasons has contributed to its recent resurgence on Netflix, breaking records on the streaming charts. As Megan continues to explore new opportunities in the entertainment industry, details about her upcoming projects are eagerly awaited.
