Meghan Markle’s former Suits co-star, Patrick J Adams, recently shared an intriguing anecdote about an incident involving the Duchess of Sussex.
Adams disclosed that Meghan once teased him after witnessing his performance in a play that featured full-frontal male n-dty back in 2011.
At the time, Meghan and Patrick were filming the first season of the popular legal drama series, Suits.
During an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Adams reminisced, recalling how Meghan attended the play where he was n-ked and later poked fun at him.
In a light-hearted tone, Adams quipped about the possibility of a repeat performance, suggesting that Meghan might enjoy it.
The Tony award-winning play, “Nine Circles,” known for its n-de scenes, is set to make a comeback after a prolonged delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Expressing his fondness for his former co-star, Adams expressed his desire for Meghan to attend the play and even extended an invitation to her.
Despite Meghan’s departure from acting following her marriage to Prince Harry in 2018, Adams maintained a friendship with her and attended the Royal Wedding with his spouse, Trayne Bellisario.
A new book authored by renowned royal biographer Andrew Morton sheds light on Meghan Markle’s post-wedding plans and her decision to end her first marriage.
Titled “Meghan, A Hollywood Princess,” the book unveils shocking revelations from sources close to Markle, painting her as a determined and meticulous individual with ambitions of social ascent.
The book delves into Markle’s abrupt separation from her first husband, Trevor Engelson, which caught him off guard.
Following their split, Markle returned her wedding rings via mail and left their residence in West Hollywood with a mere $657 blender.
She relocated to Toronto, Canada, where she pursued her burgeoning career in television.
An excerpt from Morton’s biography describes how Markle grew disillusioned with Engelson’s lackadaisical approach to life while she was immersed in her acting commitments.
Markle’s evolving priorities led her to distance herself from long-time friends, prioritizing her career over personal relationships.
Markle and Engelson tied the knot in Jamaica in 2011, but by 2013, fault lines had surfaced in their marriage.
The decision to part ways blindsided Engelson, who had supported Markle in securing a role in the film “Remember Me” alongside Robert Pattinson in 2009.
In a separate development, reports suggest that Meghan Markle, despite maintaining a distance from the controversy involving her friend Jessica Mulroney, attempted to caution her amidst escalating tensions.
Allegedly, the Duchess of Sussex engaged in a tense conversation with the stylist, advising her to address the fallout promptly to avert further repercussions.
Amidst reports detailing Mulroney’s insensitive remarks towards a black social media influencer, Meghan expressed dismay at being embroiled in the ensuing turmoil.
Sources close to the former actor indicated that while Mulroney’s actions were deemed tone-deaf, Meghan refuted any claims of racism against her friend.
Citing the importance of maintaining public image and values, Meghan conveyed her decision to disassociate herself from Mulroney, at least in a public capacity.
The Duchess emphasized the significance of personal conduct and its impact on associations, signaling a shift in their public relationship dynamic.
