The Royal Family "weighed in" to cease Meghan Markle from saying a selected phrase on Suits, in line with the TV present's creator.
Aaron Korsh informed The Hollywood Reporter that "poppycock" was scrubbed from a script - amid fears it might have been maliciously edited.
He defined that Meghan's character Rachel was going to have an argument together with her companion Mike - and in a nod to his in-laws, he wished to make use of British slang.
But Korsh was stunned to listen to that palace officers had been studying scripts for upcoming exhibits - and providing suggestions.
"The Royal Family did not want her saying the word," he revealed. "They didn't want to put the word 'poppycock' in her mouth."
Reflecting on why this might need been, Korsh added: "I presume because they didn't want people cutting things together of her saying 'c***'. So we had to change it to 'bulls***'."
The author wasn't greatest happy - not least as a result of he had informed his in-laws that the phrase was going to characteristic within the present.
Korsh mentioned he could not keep in mind who informed him to make the tweak - however insisted it got here from a producer or an agent quite than from Meghan immediately.
"I had some sympathy because I wouldn't want somebody doing that to her either. And the thing is, I didn't think anybody really would, but also I don't know. People are crazy," he mentioned.
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Elsewhere within the interview, Korsh admitted that Meghan's relationship with Harry has had an simple function within the authorized drama's success on streaming companies.
When he first came upon in regards to the relationship, he jokingly mentioned his preliminary response was: "We're dating a prince!"
Korsh and several other of Meghan's castmates had attended the royal marriage ceremony again in 2018.
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