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Prince Harry’s girlfriend Meghan Markle could quit her role in US TV show Suits to join him in London

PRINCE Harry’s actress girlfriend Meghan Markle is in talks about her future on US TV show Suits, amid claims she plans to move to London to be with him.

In the surest sign yet the couple are preparing to get engaged, programme bosses are still to strike a deal to sign her up for the next series.

 Meghan Markle pictured with Prince Harry amid engagement rumours
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Meghan Markle pictured with Prince Harry amid engagement rumoursCredit: Louis Wood - The Sun
 Meghan Markle and Prince Harry looked loved-up and made a public appearance together at the Invictus Games
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 Meghan Markle and Prince Harry looked loved-up and made a public appearance together at the Invictus GamesCredit: PA:Press Association

Meghan, 36, has played paralegal Rachel Zane for seven series of the hit show — filmed in Toronto, Canada — but  pals say it looks like she might not return next year.

A source told The Sun: “Meghan loved playing Rachel and feels she owes so much to Suits.

“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.”

 Meghan Markle has played paralegal Rachel Zane for seven series of the hit show Suits
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Meghan Markle has played paralegal Rachel Zane for seven series of the hit show SuitsCredit: Rex Features
 Meghan Markle pictured on Suits
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Meghan Markle pictured on SuitsCredit: Getty - Contributor

Meghan has been criss-crossing the Atlantic to be with Harry, 33. Engagement speculation grew after they were seen kissing  at the Invictus Games in Toronto last week.

Ingrid Seward of Majesty magazine said: “Harry is really happy and  marriage would be the next step.

“We could get an ann­ouncement at Christmas or the start of next year.”

A spokesman for Kensington Palace declined to comment.

Suits’ makers NBCUniversal have been approached for comment.

 

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