Meghan had joined forces with WME, a talent agency representing top-tier clients like The Rock and Serena Williams, three years after stepping away from her senior royal responsibilities alongside husband Prince Harry.
Despite her on-screen background, reports suggest that acting won't be her primary focus. Meghan started her acting career as Rachel Zane in the well-known USA Network series Suits and appeared in several Hallmark films.
According to sources, Meghan will collaborate with Endeavor CEO Ari Emmanuel, agent Brad Slater, and agent Jill Smoller. WME will represent the couple's content creation label, R12, and work closely with Meghan on film and television production, brand partnerships, and overall business development. Although the Daily Mail reached out to WME for confirmation, no response was received at the time of publication.
In a 2022 Variety cover interview, Meghan expressed her reluctance to return to acting in the near future, stating, "I'm done. I guess never say never, but my intention is to absolutely not." She emphasized her dedication to Archewell and its projects, aiming to create stories and productions that align with her and her husband's vision. The couple's production company, R12, has already produced two docu-series, including "Harriet," which is available on Netflix.
This news follows closely on the heels of Meghan and Prince Harry's public appearance at an NBA basketball game, where they were seen alongside other celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Adam Sandler, and Sean Combs. Despite the public attention, rumors of a potential separation between Harry and Meghan have circulated, fueled by outlets like Radar Online and Perez Hilton. However, insiders have vehemently refuted these claims, with a Sussex source dismissing them as "complete garbage." Another source echoed this sentiment to Page Six, affirming that the rumors are entirely baseless.
