The cast of Guy Ritchie’s television adaptation of *The Gentlemen* gathered in London on Thursday for the premiere of its second season at the Guildhall Art Gallery. The Netflix series, which continues to draw attention since its initial release, saw the return of key players alongside new faces, including Maya Jama and Hugh Bonneville.

Leading actor Theo James attended the event with his wife, Ruth Kearney, and addressed ongoing speculation regarding the involvement of the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, in a potential third season. James described such reports as “just a rumour,” noting uncertainty about the logistics of her participation.

While the question of Meghan Markle’s future role remains open, former U.S. President Donald Trump weighed in on the couple’s recent relocation back to the United Kingdom. Trump expressed approval of their departure from the United States, stating he was “not a fan” of the couple and criticizing their treatment of the British monarchy. He added that, if he were a member of the Royal Family, he “would not have taken them back,” referencing the couple’s strained relationship with the institution.

The premiere was attended by an array of prominent cast members, including Giancarlo Esposito, Kaya Scodelario, Vinnie Jones, Joely Richardson, and Ray Winstone. Winstone appeared with his daughter, Jaime, with the group presenting a polished appearance befitting the high-profile event.

Creator Guy Ritchie commented on the new season’s direction, emphasizing a balance between delivering fresh content and meeting audience expectations. He aimed to provide viewers with enough novelty while ensuring the series remained familiar and engaging.

The second series of *The Gentlemen* is now available on Netflix, continuing the storylines that have attracted a loyal international audience.