Meghan Markle eyeing role in Guy Ritchie’s ‘The Gentlemen’ as UK return looms

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Key points

• Markle is best known for playing Rachel Zane on the legal drama "Suits, " appearing on the series for seven season from 2011 to 2018.
• She additionally appeared in films including "Remember Me" and "Horrible Bosses, " alongside her television work, before her engagement to Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, in 2017.
• "The Gentlemen, " starring Theo James, premiered on Netflix in March 2024, with its second season set to debut Sept.
• Page Six confirmed Wednesday that the couple's children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, will additionally be enrolled at a school in Britain.
• Markle is being considered for a at present unknown role in Guy Ritchie's action-comedy series, Deadline noted Friday.

Meghan Markle could be returning to acting sooner than projected, with the Duchess of Sussex in negotiations for Season 3 of Netflix's "The Gentlemen" ahead of her return to the UK.

Markle is being considered for a at present unknown role in Guy Ritchie's action-comedy series, Deadline noted Friday. Page Six has reached to Markle's representative for comment.

"The Gentlemen, " starring Theo James, premiered on Netflix in March 2024, with its second season set to debut Sept. 3.

Meanwhile, a Netflix representative confirmed to Page Six that the series has been renewed for a third season.

Meanwhile, the latest casting buzz comes after Australian outlet News.com.au documented Friday that Markle had been "offered a role in an upcoming project based in the UK."

In practice, a source informed Page Six there have been "inquiries in the entertainment space recently" and that Markle is considering her options, but stressed that "nothing is confirmed right now." "Something is being discussed, but it's not solid, " the source went on.

Markle's potential return to acting has been brewing for a while. In November 2025, she was linked to "Close Personal Friends, " a star-studded film featuring Brie Larson, Lily Collins, Jack Quaid and Henry Golding, with Markle reportedly set to play herself. Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. Notably, the film has yet to announce a release date.

This is a massive moment for Meghan and signifies a return to doing what she truly loves, a source from Amazon MGM Studios, the production firm behind the film, informed the Sun at the time. It's Meghan's way of gently putting her toe back in the water and seeing how she enjoys being back on set.

In practice, the source additionally stated Markle's husband had been fully supportive of her latest career move, adding that he just wanted her to "do whatever brings her joy."

Markle's acting comeback created headlines in April after former "Suits" co-star Eric Roberts disclosed the month before that she was plotting a return to the screen.

For context, a senior Los Angeles casting agent afterwards informed Page Six that Markle had been "bombarded" with offers from studios and production firms for a slew of roles.

"Meghan has been the hottest talking point in Hollywood circles in the last couple of weeks, " the agent asserted at the time. "The very suggestion that she is planning to come back to acting has prompted interest the likes I have never seen in my three decades in the business."

News of Markle's potential appearance in "The Gentlemen" comes on the heels of the bombshell revelation that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will return to the UK at the end of the month for an "extended period."

"The palace was made aware of the move, " a source informed Page Six, noting that King Charles III was informed Sunday of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's impending return.

Another insider informed Page Six, "I know that Charles is the reason they are moving back."

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