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Meghan Marklewill not be a part of an upcoming Netflix show about second weddings.
The series, which is set to premiere in 2020, will follow Mulroney as she helps 10 couples get a second chance to have their dream wedding.
“When I believe in something, I go after it at full speed, and I’m blessed to be able to create a show that truly inspires me,” the Canadian stylist said in apress release. “We are aiming to make a significant difference in the lives of our chosen couples whose first weddings did not go as planned due to tragic circumstances. This is a side of the wedding industry that has never been shown on television before.”
Meghan Markle and Jessica Mulroney.George Pimentel/WireImage
Meghan, who stepped away fromSuitsbefore marryingPrince Harry, joked about how her career had taken a “turn” while speaking withBilly Eichnerat theLondon premiere ofThe Lion Kingin July 2019.
“Meghan and I both went to college together — we were both theatre majors at Northwestern. We didn’t know each other when we were there, but we were there at the same time,” Eichner, who voices Timon in the remake, said during an appearance onTodayat the time, adding that after she complimented him on his successful Hollywood career, he returned the compliment.
“And she said, ‘Well,things took a little turn,’ ” Eichner recalled with a laugh.
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Since first announcingstepping back from royal lifeand relocating to Canada, Meghan and Harry have continued to support causes near and dear to their heart, includingCanadian mental health initiatives.
Meghan has made several philanthropic appearances since the move,including a visitto the Vancouver headquarters of Justice for Girls— a charity that promotes women’s rights and helps provide young girls with access to advocacy and education.
source: people.com
