Director Guy Ritchie, 57, was joined by his wife, model Jacqui Ainsley, 44, and his son Rocco at the season two premiere of his Netflix crime drama, "The Gentlemen," held at the Guildhall Art Gallery in London. Ainsley wore a black and green kimono dress, while Ritchie opted for a suede bomber jacket. The couple, married since 2015, walked the red carpet hand-in-hand. Rocco, Ritchie's son with pop star Madonna, is 26 years old. The event also saw cast members Maya Jama and Kaya Scodelario in attendance.
The new season of "The Gentlemen" is set to release on Netflix. The series follows Theo James' character, Eddie, as he attempts to regain control of his estate and expand his influence within a criminal empire. The plot of the new season involves Eddie and Susie navigating the challenges posed by kingpin Bobby Glass and his plans, with potential discussions around decriminalizing marijuana. Giancarlo Esposito reprises his role as Stanley Johnston, offering Eddie advice to forge his own path. Hugh Bonneville and Maya Jama are new additions to the cast for the second season.
Prior to the premiere, reports emerged suggesting that Meghan Markle had been offered a role in a potential third installment of the show. However, royal author Tina Brown claimed that the offer was later withdrawn due to an intense backlash in Britain, making it "untenable to go forward." Brown stated in her Substack newsletter that this situation "does not bode well for Markle's acting comeback." Markle had previously expressed intentions to not return to acting, telling Variety magazine in 2022, "I'm done. I guess never say never but my intention is to absolutely not."