Meghan WON'T join Prince Harry in Britain for Invictus Games anniversary ... trends now
The Duchess of Sussex will not join Prince Harry when he arrives in the UK next week.
But she will fly from the US to Nigeria to meet her husband for an official visit immediately afterwards, it emerged yesterday.
A spokesman for the couple confirmed that Meghan would not accompany her husband to a service at St Paul's Cathedral to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games for injured service personnel on May 8.
But they said she would be at his side for an 'Invictus-inspired' visit to Africa immediately after the duke leaves the UK.
Harry last returned to Britain in February for a brief 30-minute meeting with his father after it was announced that he was being treated for cancer.
He said in an interview afterwards that he would 'stop in and see my family as much as I can', but the brevity of the reunion with his father was noted by many.
Meghan Markle will not join Prince Harry when he arrives in the UK next week
Meghan will fly from the US to Nigeria to meet her husband Prince Harry for an official visit immediately afterwards, it emerged yesterday
Meghan has only briefly set foot in the UK three times since she and Harry acrimoniously quit royal duties for a new life in California. Sources close to the duchess have been previously reported as saying she is 'done' with Britain and 'doesn't want the drama'. So it will be seen as significant by many that while there are no plans for Meghan to accompany her husband to London for such a key event, there has been official confirmation of her intention to travel to Nigeria.
Buckingham Palace have declined to comment about Harry's visit and whether he might meet again with his father.
The Mail understands the King's diary is 'quite busy' that day – he will undertake his weekly meeting with the Prime Minister and hopes to attend the first Buckingham Palace garden party of the summer, which will be his biggest
