Taking to Twitter after the Los Angeles gala, Matthew Cole Weiss shared his experience, expressing how Prince Harry knew of the movie and discussed it with him. Weiss, known for his work and connections in Hollywood, posted a snapshot of Harry engaging with guests at the event. However, the movie itself received poor reviews online, earning just a 4.5 out of 10 on IMDb. Viewers criticized it for weak acting and lack of compelling characters.
The discussion shifted to Meghan Markle's career trajectory, with an expert suggesting that her return to acting this year is unlikely. Rumors circulate about a potential memoir, slated for release in 2025, following Prince Harry's book release in 2023. The couple holds a four-book deal with Penguin Random House, and while a wellness book is speculated, Meghan's memoir is not confirmed.
Despite past success in "Suits," it's deemed improbable that Meghan will return to TV unless it's for a leading role in a potential award-winning Hollywood film. PR expert Lynn Carratt believes returning to acting would be a step backward in her career. Notably, Meghan didn't participate in the "Suits" reunion at the Golden Globes, and Carratt suggests that Meghan's future plans involve relaunching herself in 2024, possibly as a producer for their debut movie, "Meet Me at the Lake," along with continued charity work and the release of her memoir in 2025.
