Reynolds showed no remorse for his behavior and continued to enjoy his night with friends. McKel posted a photo of the awkward encounter on Instagram, quickly sparking viral attention and criticism toward Harry and Meghan. Many commented on the irony of Harry being shunned by Reynolds, the co-owner of Wrexham AFC, a soccer team Harry supports. Speculations arose regarding Reynolds' cold attitude, suggesting it might be motivated by his loyalty to the Queen, the head of state of Canada, where Reynolds was born and raised. Others speculated that Reynolds might be displeased with Harry and Meghan's involvement in the Invictus Games, a sporting event for wounded veterans that Harry founded in 2014. The incident at the bar was not the only embarrassment for the couple in recent weeks.
Struggling to deliver on their lucrative deals with Netflix and Spotify signed in 2020, Harry and Meghan have faced challenges in carving out their niche in Hollywood. With only two projects produced so far—a holiday special podcast and a documentary about Harry's mental health—audiences found them lackluster and self-indulgent.
Adding to the couple's challenges, the CEO's decision to exclude Meghan from the promo for the final season of "Suits" received mixed reactions. Patrick J. Adams, who played Mike Ross, expressed disappointment, considering Meghan a friend and colleague. On the other hand, Gabriel Macht, who played Harvey Specter, supported the CEO's decision, criticizing Meghan's actions and expressing a loss of respect for her as an actress and person.
As the promo for the final season of "Suits" is set to release in the coming weeks, featuring the remaining cast members and guest stars but not Meghan Markle, it marks the end of an era for one of the most successful legal dramas in television history. The finale is scheduled to air in Australia in June.
