Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been warned as chance of a royal reconciliation is in "doubt".

The Duke of Sussex is set to return to this UK this week for a special ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral for the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games on May 8.

Meghan, however, is not set to join her husband in the UK, and will then travel to Nigeria to reunite there for extended commitments for the Games.

Ahead of his visit to the UK, royal expert Angela Levin has spoken of a reconciliation between Harry and the Royal Family - especially as he is "rushing" through the trip. The Duke, 39, is expected to be travelling to Nigeria shortly after the ceremony in London.

Speaking on whether there will be a reconciliation between Harry and King Charles, Ms Levin told GB News: "I, personally, don't think so because there's a big party in the gardens [at Buckingham Palace] which finishes as the Invictus Games [ceremony] finishes at 6pm... I think [King Charles] will be very tired and if he did see Harry [then] it would be very quiet [and] a very quick [meeting].

"Harry, with Meghan is [also] going off to Nigeria the following day so I think this rushing to see people when you haven't had a decent discussion for a long time is not actually ideal."

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