It’s almost a month since Meghan walked down the aisle to marry Prince Harry at St George’s Chapel, but her Suits co-stars still can’t stop gushing about the big day.
In an interview with Entertainment Tonight Gabriel Macht, who plays Harvey Specter paid tribute to Harry and Meghan’s romance as a ‘story of inclusion’.
When asked what the most surprising moment of the day was, he replied: ‘I think, overall, just to be a part of such an uplifting story, you know?’ he said.
‘A story of inclusion, love – and there’s so much stuff out there that’s so depressing and dark. This was just a remarkable day to go and support her and meet the royal family and it was an amazing time.’
Co-star Sarah Rafferty was equally effusive, saying: Seeing her walk in on her own, in that moment before she met up with Prince Charles to walk the rest of the way, that was amazing.
It’s almost a month since Meghan walked down the aisle to marry Prince Harry at St George’s Chapel, but her Suits co-stars still can’t stop gushing about the big day
Gabriel Macht who attended the wedding with his wife Jacinda Barrett said he was proud to have played a part in such an ‘uplifting story’
‘It was a wonderful moment to get to see her on that day and in that moment. It was special.’
Gabriel added that he’d enjoyed seeing Elton John play I’m Still Standing at the lunch reception hosted by the Queen.
The newlyweds are believed to be on their honeymoon, with reports suggesting they had chosen the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge in Canada as their destination.
However, their first post-will take place on Saturday when they make their first balcony appearance together at Buckingham Palace for Trooping the Colour.
Meghan’s close friend Sarah Rafferty said seeing her pal marry Prince Harry was a ‘special’ moment
The newlyweds are expected to join the Queen and other members of the royal family for the military parade, held in honour of the Queen’s birthday.
Harry and Meghan have not been seen in public since attending Prince Charles’s 70th birthday celebrations at Buckingham Palace just three days after their wedding.
Earlier this week, it was announced that Meghan would be conducting her first joint engagements with the Queen in Cheshire next week.
In an unprecedented move, the Duchess of Sussex will be travelling with the head of state on the royal train.
Sarah Rafferty said the moment Meghan walked into the chapel on her own before meeting Prince Charles sticks out in her memory
Only the most senior members of the Royal Family – namely the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall – are entitled to use it.
Harry, Kate and William are not believed to have ever used it in an official capacity.
Trooping the Colour is attended by senior members of the royal family including Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
It is not clear if Prince Louis, who is just six weeks old, will join his parents at Buckingham Palace, although Prince George and Princess Charlotte are expected to attend, as in previous years.