Meghan Markle reportedly in talks for Netflix series as Sussexes prepare UK return
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Meghan Markle reportedly in talks for Netflix series as Sussexes prepare UK return

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Meghan Markle is said to be negotiating a role in the upcoming season of Netflix's "The Gentlemen," while Prince Harry and the couple arrange a temporary residence and schooling for their children ahead of a move back to the United Kingdom.

Meghan Markle is reportedly in advanced discussions to appear in season three of the Netflix series "The Gentlemen," which is being filmed in the United Kingdom, according to an industry source. The former actress is said to be close to signing the deal, which would mark a return to acting after a period focused on her family and charitable work.

The Sussexes are planning to leave their California home and relocate to the British Isles within weeks. They have secured a rental property in the English countryside and have enrolled their children, Archie and Lilibet, in local schools. The couple is still awaiting approval for armed security before the move.

Royal biographer Hugo Vickers warned that the couple's return could create additional media attention and potential friction with working members of the royal family. He noted that the Sussexes will not be classified as working royals and will not receive the same protocol as senior family members.

A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex declined to comment on the acting negotiations or the logistics of the relocation. The palace also confirmed that the Sussexes will not be invited to official royal events such as Remembrance Sunday or the Trooping the Colour, citing their non-working status.

Harry continues his involvement with charitable initiatives, including recent visits to promote the 2027 Invictus Games. Sources said the move is partly motivated by a desire for the family to spend more time with King Charles, who is receiving treatment for cancer, and to allow the children to connect with extended family members in the UK.

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