The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, found herself at the centre of a deeply uncomfortable moment during a recent panel discussion for her and Prince Harry's Netflix project. The incident unfolded when a guest star from the upcoming series made a startling and public dig at 'Suits', the very show that launched Meghan's career.
An eyewitness at the event described the atmosphere as turning instantly icy. "You could have heard a pin drop," the source revealed. "Meghan's smile completely froze. She was clearly mortified that someone involved in her own production would openly criticise her past work in front of everyone."
The guest star's remark was a direct critique of the acting and production quality of 'Suits', a long-running USA Network legal drama. This placed Meghan in an impossibly awkward position, forced to navigate the insult towards a show she was a integral part of for seven seasons.
This cringe-inducing episode is seen by many industry commentators as another potential hurdle for Archewell Productions. The company, founded by the Duke and Duchess, has faced significant scrutiny and challenges in delivering content since its lucrative deal with the streaming giant was announced.
The public slight raises questions about the dynamics on set and the overall management of their Netflix ventures. For Meghan, it was a stark and very public reminder of her pre-royal life in Hollywood, one that she appeared eager to gracefully move past.
