Meghan in Talks for Guy Ritchie Series as Harry & Meghan Seek New Brand in UK
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is reportedly in talks for a Guy Ritchie Netflix series, as she and Prince Harry navigate new career paths and search for a brand identity upon their return to the UK.
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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is reportedly in early discussions for a role in Guy Ritchie's Netflix series, "The Gentlemen," marking a potential return to scripted acting for the first time since 2018. The proposed role is for a possible third season of the crime comedy, though Netflix has not yet officially renewed the series, nor has a specific part for Meghan been identified. Neither Meghan nor Netflix has publicly confirmed her involvement in the project.
This development coincides with reports that Meghan and Prince Harry are planning to relocate to the United Kingdom with their children for an extended period, a move some sources suggest is influenced by this potential acting opportunity, as "The Gentlemen" is filmed in Britain. While the couple intends to keep their California residence, this relocation and Meghan's potential acting comeback are seen as part of their ongoing efforts to redefine their public and professional brand since stepping back from royal duties.
Despite previous statements suggesting she was "done" with acting, Meghan has recently engaged in other entertainment ventures, including a lifestyle and cooking series on Netflix and launching her brand, "As Ever." Prince Harry and Meghan's businesses, including Archewell Productions, are expected to continue operating from California, and the couple is not anticipated to resume senior royal responsibilities during their time in the UK.
What each outlet emphasizes
- CNN: reports Meghan in talks for Guy Ritchie series in UK
- BBC: states Meghan in talks for Netflix series The Gentlemen and discusses Harry and Meghan searching for a brand that sticks
- The Guardian: questions if this is the end of Harry and Meghan’s American dream
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