Prince Harry's wife Meghan in talks for role in Guy Ritchie's Netflix series, reports say. Fri, August 21, 2026 at 11:49 AM PDT Harry and Meghan attend event marking the World Mental Health Day in New York. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex (not pictured) participate in a panel during Project Healthy Minds' second annual World Mental Health Day Festival and The Archewell Foundation Parents' Summit: Mental Wellness in the Digital Age in New York City, U.S., October 10, 2023. REUTERS/Mike Segar LONDON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Meghan, the wife of Britain's Prince Harry, may be returning to acting with a role in the Netflix series "The Gentlemen," according to media reports on Friday. The Hollywood Reporter said the duchess was in advanced talks to appear in a third season of the series created by Guy Ritchie. Another Hollywood publication, Deadline, said the discussions were "hypothetical," given that the show has not yet been renewed for a third season. The second season is scheduled to be released next month. Deadline also said no role has been identified for Meghan, who starred in the U.S. cable TV drama "Suits" from 2011 to 2018. Netflix and a representative for Meghan and Harry declined to comment to Reuters. The reports follow the surprise news that Harry, who stepped down from official duties in 2020, will return with Meghan and their two children to live in Britain from their current home in California. Starring Theo James, "The Gentlemen" focuses on a man who unexpectedly inherits his family's country estate, only to discover that it is at the centre of a sprawling cannabis empire and Britain's criminal underworld. (Reporting by Andrew MacAskill; Additional reporting by Lisa Richwine; Editing by Toby Chopra and Rosalba O'Brien)

Boardroom CEO Rich Kleiman joins board of mental health nonprofit Project Healthy Minds (exclusive). Kleiman joins a board that already includes NBC Today co-host Carson Daly, Universal Music publishing CEO Jody Gerson, media adviser Michael Kassan, and Indianapolis Colts co-owner Kalen Jackson. June 25, 2026 8:30am Project Healthy Minds, the tech-focused mental health nonprofit, is adding a prominent media executive to its board of directors. Rich Kleiman, the CEO and co-founder of Boardroom and 35V, will join the organization's board and help it expand its reach. Kleiman joins a board that already includes NBC Today co-host Carson Daly, Universal Music publishing CEO Jody Gerson, media adviser Michael Kassan, and Indianapolis Colts co-owner Kalen Jackson. As it happens, Kleiman's own career has spanned music, media, tech and sports, having helped launch Roc Nation Sports after working as a music manager, and co-founding Boardroom and 25V with longtime collaborator and NBA superstar Kevin Durant. He's also spoken candidly about his own experience with mental wellness. Boardroom has moved aggressively in the media space, developing video and audio programming as well as a membership model. Project Healthy Minds, meanwhile, launched in 2020 backed by a number of Hollywood power players. The organization is led by Phil Schermer. Last year the organization honored Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at its annual gala. "Joining the Project Healthy Minds Board is one of the most meaningful moments of my career," said Kleiman in a statement. "I've spent my life aware of the importance of mental health. I watched challenges with it derail my mother's life, and that experience impacted me greatly as a result. It has also become the greatest strength in my life to be able to utilize mental health resources myself and to help others by talking about my experiences." He added: "Once I got to know Phil and understand the mission of the organization, I knew this was right for me. Phil is a special leader, and this is a very important and necessary platform." "Rich Kleiman has an uncanny ability to see what's next and to back the right people, ideas, and startups right before they break through," added Phil Schermer, the founder and CEO of Project Healthy Minds. "Rich is an icon who spent his career at the intersection of sports, culture, and business, and he understands better than anyone how powerful those platforms can be for shifting public conversation.The fact that Rich sees Project Healthy Minds as one of those breakthrough moments is a testament to how far we've come, and I'm deeply grateful to have him bringing his talents to accelerate our work in this exciting next chapter." You May Like