Meghan Markle’s hit show “Suits” is coming to Netflix on the same day as King Charles’ Birthday Parade, which seems to be a big surprise for the king.

Meghan, married to Prince Harry, and Patrick J. Adams, who worked with her on the show, quit after season 7. In 2019, the ninth and last season of Suits came to an end.

Suits will reach a new audience for the first time when it debuts on Netflix on June 17, the same day as King Charles’s first Trooping the Color.

Meghan played Rachel Zane in the court drama when it first aired on USA Network from 2011 to 2018. In November 2017, Meghan and Harry stated that they were getting married. Shortly after that, the cable channel said she was leaving the show and the seventh season would be her last.

In her engagement interview, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex said that she would no longer act.

“I don’t see it as giving anything up,” she said in the BBC News special, “I just see it as a change.”

Meghan and Patrick J. Adams both left the show after season 7. The ninth and final season of Suits ended in 2019. Six months ago, Harry & Meghan, a documentary about the Sussexes that revealed a lot about them, came out on Netflix. With 81.55 million watching hours, it was the site’s biggest documentary debut ever.

Some royal fans and experts see it as another blow to the royal family because it could take away from the first Trooping the Colour of King Charles’ rule.