Meghan Markle Offered 'Dream' Role In 'Suits' Spinoff Amid Hollywood Comeback

The Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle's acting comeback might be on the way.

Reports have swirled that senior network execs of a proposed "Suits" spinoff series have held talks with the royal on board for a "dream" role.

The network is allegedly willing to go all out to ensure Meghan joins the upcoming show.

For lovers of Meghan Markle, the odds of seeing her return to play a lead role in a Hollywood project have just gotten higher. The Duchess of Sussex, rumored to be interested in making an acting comeback, has reportedly been in talks with the executive of a new "Suits" spinoff series.

Having previously played a role in "Suits" as Rachel Zane, the mother of two, is now being viewed by executives as a crucial and necessary addition to the new series.

"This is shaping up to be one of the biggest TV deals of the year," claimed a senior production source about the rumored contract talks, per The Sun. The source also added that the execs are "prepared to pay what it takes" to make sure Meghan joins the cast.

Already, some episodes for the proposed spinoff series have been written by Megan's pal and original creator of Suits, Aaron Korsch, ahead of the production kickoff date in March.

Whether directorial or acting, the nature of Meghan's role in the new series remains unclear. However, it has been confirmed that her former "Suits" co-star, Patrick J. Adams, is keen to see her return.

Back at the recently held Golden Globe Awards, the actor expressed his desire to see it happen while also seemingly showing interest in featuring in the new series.

"Yes, yes, let's go, I'll do it. Yeah, I'm ready, Mike and Rachel in Seattle, Adams said while speaking with The Mirror, referencing their roles in the legal drama.

Should Meghan decide to return, it's rumored that her compensation would surpass the $50,000 per episode she earned during her time on "Suits." According to another PR expert, Mayah Riaz, Meghan's profile has increased since leaving "Suits" justifies the prospect of higher fees.

"In terms of her fee, given Meghan's increased profile since leaving Suits, it is reasonable to expect that her asking price would be significantly higher than her previous salary," Riaz told the news outlet, adding that the salary could range between $300,000-$400,000 per episode.

Reports of Meghan returning to the "Suits" family come after she and her husband, Prince Harry, were accused of "trolling" the royal family by "consorting and "hobnobbing" with officials from Jamaica during a trip to the island nation.

"The Reaction" co-host Andrew Pierce claimed that the Sussexes's gesture showed that they were "tone deaf," citing how they cozied up with the Jamaican PM Andrew Holness, who has a well-known stance of wanting to separate the island nation from the Commonwealth.

Meanwhile, his co-host Sarah Vince claimed that the couple wanted to "troll" the royal family, especially in this critical period when two senior royals face health challenges.

"They are deliberately trolling the Royal Family…. I think their game plan is going to be self-hating Royals," Vince said.

Pierce and Vine are not the only ones to have expressed disappointment with Harry and Meghan over their recent appearance with the Jamaican PM.

A different royal expert and author, Angela Levin, believes that it was a "major disrespect to the family." Levin also seemed to point accusing fingers at Meghan, saying she is hell-bent on seeing that the monarchy ceases to exist.

"I felt before Harry and Meghan even left that Meghan was going to try and destroy the Royal Family," the book writer said. "Meghan hates the monarchy, and I think she's encouraged Harry to feel that way as well, which is really sad."

Levin also claimed it was all a ploy for Meghan to get one over the royal family after she and her husband stepped down in 2020 and moved to California, USA.

"It's about Meghan wanting to prove that she is better than the family and how, in the end, they just want to outdo them," she added.