Before becoming the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle was the star of the cable drama "Suits" (opens in new tab).

This story is told in a new biography of the Duke and Duchess, Finding Freedom (open in new tab), by royal reporters Omid Scobie and Caroline Durand. The book notes that when Harry visited Canada for the Invictus Games in Toronto in 2017, an event that marked Harry and Meghan's public debut as a couple (opens in new tab), the prince was able to sneak in a little time to stop by Meghan's workplace It is noted that.

Scobie and Durand quote a "Suits" production crew member describing that special day on the set: "He came in quietly, and many people didn't even know he was there until after the visit. He kept saying how proud he was of Megan, but wanted to know how things were running on the set. He wanted to see the props department and Megan showed him around with some of her closest friends on the show.

Reporters also noted that the cast and crew were "very gracious" about Harry's visit. Perhaps because Meghan remained relatively unobtrusive during her relationship with the prince, even as her demands for security and privacy became increasingly stringent (her name was removed from the filming schedule and she began bringing "discreet bodyguards" to work).

One crew member told the author, "It was awkward in the beginning, and certainly some people were a little jealous ...... when she suddenly became the crown jewel of the show. But to many of us, she was still the same Meghan, bringing fun snacks to the set to share and hanging out outside the studio after the shoot to chat with fans."