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Patrick J. Adams tweets royal baby well wishes to his former 'Suits' co-star

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May 6th 2019
Footmen, Stephen Kelly, Sarah Thompson, easel, forecourt, Buckingham Palace, announce, birth, baby boy, Prince Harry, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex,
Footmen Stephen Kelly and Sarah Thompson bring out the easel in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace to formally announce the birth of a baby boy to Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, in London, on May 6, 2019. Photo by AP-PA, Yui Mok

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Canadian actor Patrick J. Adams has tweeted well wishes to his former "Suits" co-star, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, on the birth of her baby boy with Prince Harry.

The Toronto native posted on Twitter today: "Just heard that the world just got heavier by seven pounds and three ounces. Much love to him and his incredible parents."

Harry announced his wife, the former Meghan Markle, gave birth to a healthy baby boy early this morning.

Adams, who had his first child with actress Troian Bellisario in October, said in his tweet that he "learned first-hand seven months ago how transformational becoming a parent is."

He added he "couldn't be happier for Meghan and Harry as they begin this adventure."

Adams concluded the tweet with the hashtag "playdatesoon."

Adams played Markle's love interest in the legal drama "Suits," which is shot in Toronto and airs on Bravo in Canada.

May 6th 2019

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David Grant | May 6th 2019, 02:15 pm

This will be the first complaint I will make on this site, but this should be the one place where there shouldn't be ANY coverage on the royal family. While I am a republican, I can understand the celebrity aspect of the royals but there are plenty of places to get that kind of fluffy journalism. This should not be one of them. Thank you.