Four years after its finale, Suits has become a major streaming hit. Originally a USA Network series, the law firm drama now streams on Netflix and Peacock. The show has been breaking streaming records all summer as a whole new audience discovers the drama at Pearson Hardman. No matter where you are in your Suits binge-watching journey, you've likely developed an appreciation for one character in particular: Donna Paulsen (she knows everything).

Donna is a fan-favorite and certified scene stealer. She has a tremendous character arc over the show's nine seasons (no spoilers here!), but as soon as she graces the screen as the formidable legal secretary, you know she's a force to be reckoned with. The character is portrayed by Sarah Rafferty, who might look familiar from her other acting gigs. Here's what we know about the actress.

Who is Sarah Rafferty?

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Sarah is most recognizable for her role on Suits, but you've likely seen the 50-year-old actress in other shows. Her acting credits include Chicago Med, Six Feet Under, Grey's Anatomy, Bones, The Practice, CSI: Miami, and Charmed.

Is Sarah Rafferty married?

Sarah and her husband, Santtu Seppälä, recently celebrated 22 years of marriage. According to Distractify, the two met while in college at Yale University. Santtu, a financial analyst for Kiitos Capital Management, and Sarah have two daughters: Oona Gray (15) and Iris Friday (11).

What's next for Sarah Rafferty?

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You'll be seeing more of her on Netflix soon. According to the streaming network, she's starring in the upcoming series My Life with the Walter Boys. Based on the Ali Novak novel of the same name, the 10-episode show follows teenager Jackie Howard who loses her family in an accident. She moves from New York to Colorado to live with her mother's best friend, Dr. Katherine Walter (played by Sarah), and 10 boys. Filming has wrapped but no release date has been set.

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