Suits ended on a high note for all characters, but Louis was the top winner as he basically gets everything he's ever wanted at the show's end.

Summary

• Louis Litt finally achieves his dream of becoming number one at the firm and gaining autonomy after Harvey and Donna leave.
• Louis's rivalry with Harvey was entertaining to watch, but they eventually learned to work together and Louis accepted his role below Harvey.
• Louis's ending in Suits is considered the best by loyal fans, as he finally finds love, gets married, and has a daughter, while also achieving his career goals.

What happens to Louis Litt in Suits is, after years of playing second fiddle to Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), he finally became number one during the finale. A member of the original six characters of the USA Network legal drama, Louis (Rick Hoffman) was oftentimes the butt of the jokes, particularly in Suits' early seasons. However, his patience and perseverance ultimately pay off as he finally gets his name first on the wall following the events that led to Harvey and Donna's decision to leave the firm and move across the country. In Suits, Louis Litt finally saw his dreams come true.

Entering Pearson Hardman at the same time, Harvey and Louis were locked in a rivalry for years which was so entertaining to watch, particularly in the first couple of seasons of Suits. The pair often engaged in friendly competition, but as they slowly rose the ranks, their rivalry became more heated and personal. Over the years, they constantly butted heads and used everyone around them as leverage. They eventually learned to work with each other when Louis came to terms with the fact that he would always be below his comrade regarding company matters.

What Happens To Louis At The End Of Suits

What happens to Louis Litt in Suits is that he finally gained autonomy in the firm - now named Litt, Wheeler, Williams, and Bennett. After the Faye Richardson debacle, not to mention his shotgun wedding with Donna (Sarah Rafferty), Harvey left the corporate world and moved to Seattle. He reunited with Mike (Patrick J. Adams) and Rachel (Meghan Markle), and they began taking on class-action lawsuits. Louis was initially against the idea, perhaps because they've only finally figured out a professional relationship that's not contentious. But he eventually accepted the big change and geared up for a firm where he's truly number one.

With his professional status elevating to new heights with his own firm to run, Louis' personal life was also shaping up to his advantage. Who does Louis end up with in Suits? After a love-at-first-sight type of affair, his relationship with Sheila (Rachel Harris) went through a rocky patch, which included a lengthy break-up that led to her almost marrying someone else. But they ultimately found their way back to each other, and not only did they end up married, but they also have a daughter - something that Louis had always dreamed about.

Why Louis' Ending Is The Best On Suits

As odd as Louis Litt could be, it'll be hard-pressed to find loyal Suits fans who were against where his story ended in the finale of the legal drama. While he occasionally stepped over the line, it didn't help his insecurities that he was also pitted against everyone's favorite, Harvey. He was an amazing lawyer, with a great eye for detail, and if it wasn't for him, the firm wouldn't have survived this long. So overall, he truly deserves every good thing that came his way during the Suits series finale. For Rick Hoffman's Louis on Suits, he clearly had the best ending of anyone in the Suits finale.

Harvey left the firm after some disappointments and found a new calling in Seattle with his friend Mike. That was a good ending, but it wasn't one that he really was fighting to make happen. He also had his wedding, which was great for his ending on the show. However, Louis Litt also got married and had a daughter, which was something he always dreamed about. His goal was always to find respect at the firm, and with his name first, that was another dream that came true. Harvey and Mike made the best of what life threw at them. However, on Suits, Louis Litt's dreams came true.