Meghan Markle appears to be giving up on reinventing herself after spending six years away from royal life. The Duchess of Sussex's latest move suggests she is admitting life's biggest truth that she is returning to the point where she started. Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield weighed in on the debate around her potential comeback to acting, with reports of Meghan taking a role in Season 3 of "The Gentlemen."
The royal commentator went on, "If she returns now, it raises the obvious question of what happened to all those other identities she tried on after leaving royal life?" The expert believes, "Returning to acting would suggest that the most viable professional identity Meghan has found may ultimately be the one she walked away from."
Schofield isn't convinced that filmmakers will now embrace Prince Harry's wife with open arms. Meghan has already tried her luck as a podcaster, producer, lifestyle entrepreneur, philanthropist, and media mogul. Yet she is struggling to build her identity, having ridden a carousel of career horses with nothing seemingly sticking.
Meghan, who starred as Rachel Zane in the legal drama "Suits" before marrying Britain's Prince Harry, has spent years in the US with a multimillion-dollar Netflix deal. The commentator notes that if there is one thing Meghan has consistently proven, it is her ability to command attention and the enduring power of the so-called "Markle Sparkle."
"Meghan brings something you cannot manufacture with a marketing budget, and that's global curiosity," Schofield said, adding: "Every photograph from the set becomes international news. Every trailer gets dissected. Every interview generates headlines."