opened up about working with "hot" men on Suits, branding it a "perk" of the job.

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, gained global recognition when she landed the role of Rachel Zane in the US legal drama. She played the character in the hit show for nine seasons until 2018, with her final episode airing just months before her Royal wedding to Prince Harry.

Rachel's love interest was Mike Ross, portrayed by Patrick J Adams, a school dropout turned unlicensed lawyer. During her time on Suits, Meghan gave several interviews about her role.

In a 2015 interview with Yahoo Life, Joe Zee asked her what it was like to play "the most kickass lawyer" and to "have hot guys with you all the time".

The playful question elicited laughter from the actors as Joe continued to name who he considered the attractive stars of the show, including Adams and Gabriel Macht, who portrayed Harvey Specter.

He further probed: "Is it hard to work with all of that hotness?".

With a chuckle, Meghan responded: "I mean, how do you even answer that? No. Absolutely not. It's one of the job perks, right?"

She quickly shifted the conversation to her character's impressive wardrobe, confessing to "borrowing things, here and there".

The mum-of-two elaborated: "There's a Tom Ford skirt and I think, 'If Rachel can wear that on Tuesday as a paralegal, then I can certainly borrow that for a Valentine's date!' It's pretty fun!"

Meghan returned to screens with her new Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, which features her cooking and hosting for a number of her celebrity friends. However, the eight-part series has received scathing reviews in the British media, with one outlet branding the venture "insane".

The headline of a review by The Guardian reads: "Kiss the deal goodbye! With Love, Meghan is so pointless it might be the Sussexes' last TV show."

Stuart Heritage described it as the third consecutive disappointment from Harry and Meghan's output after the duke's Polo series and the Heart Of Invictus documentary.

The Telegraph gave it two stars and said: "It is, to put it kindly, insane", branding it an "exercise in narcissism, filled with extravagant brunches, celebrity pals and business plugs".