Meghan Markle’s Potential TV Comeback Sparks Debate

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is currently in talks with her Hollywood agents for a significant return to television in a new spin-off of the hit series Suits.

Insider sources from a top studio have revealed that NBCUniversal has greenlit a high-budget sequel to the original show created by Aaron Korsch.

While Meghan's PR team asserts that NBC executives are willing to go to great lengths to bring her back to her role as Rachel Zane, negotiations between her agency WME and NBC are in full swing.

Reportedly, Meghan has set her sights on a $20 million deal for the new project, despite concerns about her acting abilities following her hiatus from the industry.

Upon signing with WME in April, the focus was not on acting or pursuing a career as a movie star.

Nevertheless, Meghan now appears keen on returning to the screen, even though she lacks major projects or current production commitments.

Critics have raised doubts about Meghan's suitability for substantial acting roles, suggesting that there are more qualified talents available.

WME has proposed the option for Meghan to make occasional special guest appearances if she cannot commit full-time, but she has expressed interest in a part-time role with a substantial salary increase.

The debate intensifies over the feasibility of such an arrangement and the impact of Meghan's royal connections on her Hollywood career.

Questions linger about the success of a potential series starring Meghan Markle, given her extended break from acting.

Critics question why studio executives did not pursue her immediately after her exit from Suits if she was indeed a crucial asset.

The decision for her to potentially reprise a role in a show some consider minor instead of pursuing more prominent opportunities has also stirred discussions within the industry.

While there is anticipation surrounding Meghan's possible return to Suits, skepticism persists regarding her acting capabilities and the plausibility of her demands.

The influence of her royal ties on her Hollywood trajectory remains a point of contention.

Recent public appearances by Meghan and Prince Harry have been analyzed beyond face value, seen as strategic moves to rejuvenate the Sussex brand.

Crisis Management expert Eric Schiffer highlighted the significance of Meghan's solo appearances at events like the Variety Magazine Power of Women Gala in Los Angeles.

He emphasized the need for a successful relaunch of the Sussex brand, particularly after challenges faced by the couple in recent times.

Schiffer underscored the importance of delivering results, regardless of one's status, and praised Meghan's proactive approach in representing the Archwell initiative at the Variety event.