Meghan Markle's best friend reveals real feelings in the Netflix show against the background of the "divorce agreement"

Abigail Spencer is friends with Meghan since 2007 and with all his major life events. Now the actress Suits shared her thoughts about the Duchess’s Netflix series

09:58, 18 Mar 2025Updated 09:58, 18 Mar 2025

Abigail Spencer and Kelly Zajfen in Meghan Markle's Netflix show

Abigail appeared in Meghan’s show alongside their mutual friend Kelly Zajen(Image: With the kindness Netflix)

Meghan Markle caught fire after her release Netflix The series of lifestyle, with critics who save their show from eight sides. But now one of the duchessThe best friends spoke to share their thoughts with love, Meghan – and gave a look at their close connection.

Abigail Spencer First he met Meghan in 2007, at an audition, and their friendship continued to bloom after they started working together at costumes. As such, Abigail was with Meghan for some major landmark events, including her wedding with Prince HarryAnd it was one of the special guests who appeared in the Netflix series.

The 43 -year -old – who shares the same exact date of birth, month and year with Meghan – spoke now HELLO! About their connection, saying, “We have a very private friendship, so choosing to let people be on one side of it … it is very private, but I’m glad we have to share a bit.”

Abigail Spencer smiling on the red carpet

Abigail is friends with Meghan for many years(Image: Hollywood reporter through Getty)

Abigail continued: “Meghan is the host. Literally, for years, it was so. But I was there just to support and surround her. This is her heart, that the show is her heart, it was so natural and (I was) just there to entertain and to delight it.”

That day of filming was “beautiful fun,” said Abigail, adding that he is “so proud of Meghan” because he brought the vision together. “This creation was very authentic for her; I met him a long time and did all this, many years ago, and I am grateful to have come back.”

It turns out that, while Netflix may not renew the Duke and Duchess of Sussex Multimilion of the Agreement, he can “keep a vague hand” in working with them “if there is a divorce”. During a recent episode of The Rest is Entertainment Podcast, Marina Hyde and Richard Osman discussed the launch of The of the Duchess of Sussex His show, who sees her to cook, gardener’s and hosting advice to her famous friends.

Abigail said she is “so proud” by the Duchess after the launch of her Netflix series(Image: Getty pictures for Elle)

Following his launch, with love, Meghan reached the number seven in the top 10 in the UK last week on Netflix as he landed and a place in the top 10 in the US. The figures on the official site of Netflix, Tudum, also revealed 12.6 million hours from the show were transmitted – compared to the 2022 Harry & Meghan documents, which had 97.7 million hours watched in its first seven days on the platform.

Rumulating over what was coming for the couple, Marina said: “First of all, it will not be a separation Netflix . They will not renew, but they might say that we continue to develop projects with them, “she said, before referring to the reports that the couple had has acquired rights to a novel the best -selling with adapting plans for Netflix .

She added: “I must say, and this is the reality, it is that a lot of people hang in if there is a divorce. Mirror contacted the Duke’s representatives and the Duchess of Sussex for comments.

Comes as Harry and Meghan found themselves in the center of a Farming article from Vanity Fair In January, which included a number of brutal accusations. Perhaps the most shocking was the assertion that a member of Meghan’s team has reached an publishing house to “evaluate interest” in a post-Divort book.

The article explained that the couple is not on the road to the divorce. An extract from the article writes: “It is not a general book about life after marital dissolution or one about Meghan’s past experience (she was married to the producer Trevor Engelson from 2011 to 2014.)

“This book-this notion of a book, could really concentrate in a post-Harry divorce. Not that there was actually one in the works! Just … If this priori divorce would have ever been, this editor would be theoretically interested in a book that took place behind him?” According to The Times, Sussexes denied all the claims in the article Blistering and were “suffering” by the whole ordeal.