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Could Meghan Markle Quit Acting to Pursue the Royal Life Full Time?

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Meghan Markle went public with Prince Harry at the Invictus Games in September. (Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage)

Rumors are swirling that “Suits” actress Meghan Markle has decided she won’t return to the hit USA series after she completes filming. The show is currently in its 7th season, which will wrap in 2018. But instead of continuing on, Markle will reportedly take her relationship with Prince Harry to a new level.

It appears things are getting more serious between the British royal and the American actress. For months, reports have claimed Harry and Markle got engaged in August, according to MSN Wonderwall. Apparently, The Metro reported, the couple is keeping the news private until the holiday season.

“Meghan knows she can’t really act at the same time as being a princess and is happy to make this career sacrifice,” a source told The Daily Telegraph. “She enjoys her work with UNICEF and will broaden out her charity commitments when she becomes a royal.”

“Meghan loved playing Rachel [Zane] and feels she owes so much to ‘Suits,’ adds a source from The Sun via Metro,  ‘But Harry can’t move to Toronto, so she’ll have to move eventually if they want to be together. Her decision to give up the biggest role of her career would mean a lot.”

However, fans aren’t necessarily onboard for Markle ditching the legal drama to become a “full-time royal,” as The Daily Star put it.

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