In addition to film, Meghan took supporting roles in various television series such as Century City, Love, Inc., The War at Home, 90210, Knight Rider, The Apostles, CSI: NY, and The League. She also briefly appeared as a model holding briefcase number 24 on the game show Deal or No Deal, a role she later described as creatively unfulfilling.

Her more substantial television role came in 2009 when she joined the cast of the sci-fi drama Fringe as Junior FBI Agent Amy Jessup. The pivotal moment in her career, however, arrived in July 2011 when she was cast as Rachel Zane in the legal drama series Suits. The show, set in a fictional New York City law firm, follows the life of Mike Ross (played by Patrick J. Adams), a brilliant college dropout who practices law without a degree. Meghan’s character, Rachel Zane, plays a driven paralegal who later becomes an attorney and a key figure in the show's central storyline.

Personal Life and Public Image

Meghan married film producer Trevor Engelson on September 10, 2011. However, the couple separated and finalized their divorce in May 2013. Meghan is also known for her passion for cooking and often describes herself as a foodie. Although she has not authored an autobiography, she has expressed interest in writing one in the future.

She gained significant popularity in the United States through her role in Suits and maintained a strong presence on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. Around the time of her work on the show, she earned approximately $44,000 per episode, and her estimated net worth was about $7 million. Meghan continued to perform successfully in Suits, with many expecting her to achieve even greater fame due to her talent and youthful drive.