Before Meghan Markle became a part of the British royal family, she was best known for her role in the popular TV series "Suits."
However, upon joining the royal household, she was informed that there were certain words she was not allowed to say. Aaron Korsch, a former creator of "Suits," has now revealed that the royal family prohibited Meghan from using the word "poppycock" during the filming of the series.
According to Nyheder24.dk, the word, which is British slang for nonsense or rubbish, was intended by Korsch to be a tribute to his in-laws.
Korsch explained that he was disappointed with the decision, as he had promised his in-laws that the word would be included in the series.
He assumed that the royal family did not want Meghan to be associated with the word "cock," so it was changed to "bullshit" instead. Korsch also added that there were likely more instances where the royal family had dictated what Meghan's character could say or do, but he could not recall them.
However, it was clear that it was not Meghan herself who had requested the word to be changed.
