Shocking: Meghan Markle’s Role in Suits Finale Leaves Fans Disappointed

The highly anticipated finale of the hit legal drama Suits took an unexpected turn, leaving fans disappointed.

While Meghan Markle's character, Rachel Zane, had already bid farewell to the show when she announced her engagement to Prince Harry and her new role as a full-time royal, the final season of Suits is currently airing in the UK on Netflix.

In the fifth episode of season nine, Markle's on-screen husband, Mike Ross (played by Patrick J. Adams), who also left the show alongside the Duchess of Sussex, made a much-awaited cameo appearance.

However, the context surrounding Rachel Zane's absence was finally revealed.

When lawyer Katrina Bennett (portrayed by Amanda Schull) asks Mike how Rachel is doing, he cryptically replies, “Good, in fact, if I told you how good you probably wouldn't believe me.”

Fans of the show will remember that both Markle and Adams departed through interconnected storylines.

After overcoming various obstacles, including Mike's temporary prison sentence, Rachel and Mike decided to leave New York City and open a legal aid clinic in Seattle, a decision that aligned with their shared values as lawyers.

In real life, both Markle and Adams have moved on to new projects and embraced married life.

Markle, now a mother, has settled into her role as a member of the royal family alongside Prince Harry.

Adams, on the other hand, has taken on new roles in the Amazon Prime series Sneaky Pete and co-wrote the short film We Are Here with his wife, Troian Bellisario, who is known for her role in Pretty Little Liars.

The couple welcomed their daughter in October 2018.

In other news, Twitter found itself in a compromising position after promoting a conspiracy theory that claimed Meghan Markle faked her pregnancy with Prince Harry.

The micro-blogging site faced backlash after sharing a tweet from online magazine Teddy Feed, which alleged that Meghan and Harry had lied about their son Archie's birth.

However, the linked article failed to provide any evidence to support these claims.

Twitter later acknowledged its mistake and admitted that promoting the tweet violated their advertising policy.

A spokesperson for the company stated, “The tweet you referenced violates our quality policy and will no longer be promoted.”

Law expert Amber Melville Brown criticized the article, describing it as defamatory and filled with conspiracy theories disguised as reporting.

She emphasized that readers would be disappointed if they expected the article to substantiate the accusation against Meghan and Harry.

As the final season of Suits continues to captivate audiences, fans are left to wonder about the fate of Rachel Zane and her husband, Mike Ross.

While the show bids farewell to its beloved characters, Meghan Markle and Patrick J. Adams have embarked on new chapters in their lives, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the world of television.