Meghan Markle’s Cheating Room Exposed: Max Beasley Lifts The Lid

The world of showbiz has been shocked by the revelation that Meghan Markle, Prince Harry's girlfriend, has been flirting with British actor Max Beasley.

The pair have been friends since they met on the set of the US legal drama, Suits, back in 2013.

The Daily Star reports that Meghan, 35, and Max, 45, have had a fun exchange over the years, with the US actress even calling Max a “stud” in an old photo of him in a suit.

After Max posted the photo on Twitter, Meghan simply replied, “stud.”

When Meghan shared a photo of a bouquet of flowers, Max appeared to joke, “they are my fave too.

Glad you got them.

I was worried they would mess the order.”

Mad Dogs star Max reportedly remains in contact with a number of the cast members from Suits, including Meghan, who is dating Prince Harry.

Just a few weeks ago, Max sent Meghan the following message, according to the Daily Star: “Sent you an email by mistake, babe, it's for another M. No idea how that happened.

Sending love x.”

This news comes as a shock to many, especially considering that Max is married to American dancer Jennifer and shares a daughter called Sabrina.

Meanwhile, Prince William has stepped into the Meghan Markle privacy fray, backing his little brother Harry in his support of his girlfriend.

Following Prince Harry's unprecedented step of issuing a formal statement via social media earlier this month, the Duke of Cambridge has now offered his thoughts on the matter.

A palace spokesman told Mirror Celeb, “The Duke of Cambridge absolutely understands the situation concerning privacy and supports the need for Prince Harry to support those closest to him.”

In other news, Meghan Markle has been accused of using her relationship with Prince Harry to promote herself in Hollywood.

Royal author Tom Bauer, in his new book titled “Revenge, Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors,” claimed that Meghan's Vanity Fair cover story headline that read “wild about Harry” triggered sensational reactions.

As per Bauer, like a thunderclap, the interview triggered sensational reactions, and Meghan had used her relationship with Harry to promote herself.

The Hollywood-ization of the Royal family had sealed Meghan's fate as Harry's fiancée.

At the time, Bauer says Meghan was furious over Vanity Fair choosing to focus on her relationship with Harry and not on her philanthropic work, and even complained to the interviewer, Sam Kashner, about it.

And Kashner, as per Bauer, recalled, “Meghan complained because she wasn't presented in the way she wanted.

She demanded the media do what she expected.

I felt manipulated.”