In a surprising turn of events, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is currently in negotiations for a major television contract.

The hit TV series, Suits, is set to make a high-budget sequel, and Markle’s representatives in Hollywood are pushing for her return to the show.

Sources from Tavis Studios have revealed that NBCUniversal has given the green light for this much-anticipated sequel, created by Aaron Korsh, the original creator of Suits.

While Markle’s publicity team claims that NBC executives are willing to pay any price for her return, the truth is that her management company, WME, is engaged in intense discussions with NBC regarding her role as Rachel Zane.

Markle has reportedly asked for a staggering $20 million for this new deal.

However, doubts have arisen about her current acting ability since she took a break from acting and WME, her management company, stated that they would not focus on building her career as a movie star when she signed with them in April.

Despite not having any major projects in production at the moment, Markle seems determined to return to acting.

Critics have raised concerns about her acting talent and whether she is suitable for leading roles that may require more seasoned actors.

WME has suggested the possibility of Markle appearing as a special guest, which could be financially rewarding.

However, she has requested a part-time role with a significant increase in salary.

The feasibility of such an arrangement has been questioned, especially considering how Suits has generated substantial viewership for Netflix and provided entertainment during the pandemic.

Some critics argue that Markle is not the main star of the show and question her influence on its popularity.

They suggest that her association with the royal family may have garnered more attention than her acting ability.

Furthermore, skeptics have raised doubts about the success of a series starring Markle, given her hiatus from acting.

They question why studio executives did not pursue her immediately after she left Suits if she was considered such a valuable asset.

The decision to return to a show that some deem insignificant instead of pursuing more prominent roles has also sparked debate.

While there is excitement about the possibility of Markle donning a suit once again, concerns persist regarding her acting ability, her ability to meet the demands of the role, and the impact her royal relationship may have on her Hollywood career.

In recent days, Markle’s public appearances without Prince Harry have been more than mere appearances.

They are strategic moves aimed at reviving the Sussex brand.

Crisis management commentator Eric Schiffer highlights Markle’s appearances in various magazines, such as Power of Women, Gala Los Angeles, and SANS, as well as her interview with the Daily Mail.

Experts believe it is time for a reboot of the Sussex brand, and Markle’s solo appearances indicate the direction they have taken over the past year.

Schiffer acknowledges the challenges faced by the couple since their Spotify deal fell through and their prototypes were canceled.

He emphasizes the need for success, stating that for studio executives, it doesn’t matter if you are a duchess or a doorman – the bottom line is what matters.

The Sussexes need a massive success.

Crisis management experts view Markle’s recent solo ventures as positive steps for the Sussex brand.

She has confidently walked the red carpet and worked the room at events such as the Cadbury event.

Schiffer praises Markle’s can-do attitude, which has been on full display.