Meghan Markle's Former “Suits” Costars' Group Chat Is 'Insane Right Now' — but They 'Don't Have Her Number'

On the Golden Globes red carpet, 'Suits' star Gina Torres reflected on the recent resurgence of viewership for the 2010s legal drama

Meghan Markle isn't in the conversation about the latest Suits hype.

The Duchess of Sussex hasn't been a part of the cast's recent group texts about the show's massive recent resurgence, Gina Torres told Variety on the 81st Annual Golden Globes red carpet.

"When it all came through, we were all texting each other," Torres said. "Yes, our text thread is insane right now. So it’s very exciting."

However, not every star is in the conversation.

"We don’t have her number," Torres said of Markle, who played Rachel Zane on the show from 2011 to 2018. "We just don’t. So she’ll see, she’ll watch. She’ll be happy that we’re here."

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The Suits cast has planned a Globes night reunion, with Gabriel Macht (Harvey Specter), Sarah Rafferty (Donna Paulsen) and Patrick J. Adams (Michael Ross) expected to present during the Sunday night show. A

dams spoke of the show's second wind of fans to PEOPLE on the red carpet, too, beside his wife, Pretty Little Liars alum Troian Bellisario.

"When you say goodbye to a show, you walk away it ends, and you had your moment, you think 'that's it.' It's gonna be over, and nothing else is gonna happen. You get to just go to the history books. So, to have this second swell, it's been really, really strange."

He continued, "It was one week, then it was two weeks, then it was five weeks," he said. "It's kept going — I think we have a 12 week run at number one...we're very grateful, and there's something about the show that continues to speak to people."

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Late this Summer, Suits drew new (and repeated) viewership on Netflix — as the streaming platform currently houses eight of nine seasons of the legal drama. The show's rise to post-production popularity came in the midst of the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike.

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