‘Suits’ Season 6 Air Date, Spoilers, News & Updates: New Man In Rachel’s Life Revealed!

"Suits" Season 6 will show the aftermath of Mike's decision to enter a plea deal in hopes of saving his friends at Pearson Specter Litt. The USA legal drama has recently revealed new characters that will be joining the cast in the upcoming season. Who is this new man in Rachel's life? Will she leave Mike for this new guy?

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"Suits" Season 6 spoilers are hinting on the possibility that Mike (Patrick J. Adams) and Rachel (Meghan Markle) will break up now that the former will be spending quite a long time behind bars. It has been previously speculated that Rachel will meet a new man while Mike is in prison.

Latest "Suits" Season 6 casting news seemingly confirms these speculations. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Malcolm Gets has been recently tapped by the show to play a new role.

Gets will reportedly play Professor Dunbar, who will be Rachel's ethics professor at Columbia Law. While his role does not seem to be any hint of a possible love triangle, fans and viewers should take note that Rachel and Professor Dunbar's lessons are said to take place inside and outside the classroom.

Does this mean Rachel will be attracted to someone else while Mike is in prison in "Suits" Season 6?

Meanwhile, USA Network has also announced the airdate for "Suits" Season 6 along with a new teaser promo for the upcoming season. According to Deadline, the upcoming season will premiere on Wednesday, July 13.

"Suits" Season 6 will premiere with Mike's first night in prison, along with Harvey (Gabriel Macht), Jessica (Gina Torres), Louis (Rick Hoffman), Donna (Sarah Rafferty) and Rachel seeing an empty firm following Mike's plea deal. The remaining five will have to deal with the consequences and will ultimately decide whether they will rebuild the firm or if they will move on to their separate lives.

What do you think? Will Rachel leave Mike for Professor Dunbar? Sound off in the comments section below!