Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's relationship has become one of the most-talked-about topics of late as it has only gotten better with time. However, the sexy Markle may be involved with her co-star Max Beesley as well.
The 'Suits' actress and her hunky co-star are said to have exchanged flirtatious messages with each other, reports Daily Star. They have known each other for around 3 years as Beesley joined the show in 2013. However, the friendly vibes seem to be missing from the messages and they border on flirting and all this when Prince Harry is far away in the Caribbean island on a tour.
Markle and Beesley chat online a lot and one of their messages has caught the attention of media because of its suggestive tone. Markle called him a stud after he posted a picture of himself in a suit on twitter. Next, she put up a picture of a bouquet with Max joking that they are his favorite too and he was glad that she got them. In another post, he reveals that he sent her a mail by mistake and calls her a babe, ending it with 'sending love' note.
In related news, Prince William has issued a statement about his brother's official statement that he issued weeks back defending his girlfriend, reports news.com.au. According to the website, the elder brother has said that he understands why Harry spoke about his relationship and revealed it to the public.
Prince William's spokesman said that the Duke of Cambridge absolutely understands the situation concerning privacy and supports the need for Prince Harry to support those closest to him. Well, this certainly puts an end to all those rumors about the brothers not being on good terms because of Markle's entry into the royal circle.
It is worth mentioning here that insiders have been saying that after Prince Harry issued the said statement, Prince William was unhappy with his stance and did not approve of his relationship with Markle as well. William's wife Kate Middleton is also rumored to be jealous of Markle and does not want to see her becoming a member of the royal family.
