Meghan Markle visits AOL Studios in New York in March 2016. Markle, a former actress, is best known for her role as Rachel Zane in the hit TV series "Suits." Her engagement to Britain's Prince Harry was announced in November.
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Markle attended Immaculate Heart High School, a private, all-girls Catholic school in Los Angeles. At the time she went by her first name, Rachel. Meghan is her middle name.
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Markle attends the Some Kind-a Gorgeous Style and Beauty Lounge at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles in August 2010.
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Markle was married to film producer Trevor Engelson for two years before they divorced in 2013.
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Markle appears in the TV series "Suits" with her on-screen father, played by actor Wendell Pierce.
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Markle addresses a United Nations conference on International Women's Day in March 2015. "I'm proud to be a woman and a feminist," said Markle, who was named the UN Women's Advocate for Political Participation and Leadership.
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Markle plays Kirsten in the 2015 movie "Anti-Social."
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Markle hosts the Women in Cable Telecommunications Signature Luncheon at McCormick Place in Chicago in May 2015.
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Markle attends the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards in New York in November 2015.
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Markle visits Rwanda in January 2016. She went to the African country with World Vision Canada.
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Markle poses for a portrait in Toronto in April 2016.
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Markle and Crystal Valentine speak during Glamour's College Women of the Year Awards in April 2016.
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Markle appears on the cover of Vanity Fair in September 2017. In an accompanying interview, Markle first spoke publicly about her relationship with Prince Harry.
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Markle attends the Invictus Games with Prince Harry in September 2017.
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