Meghan Markle is believed to be on the verge of delivering her firstborn as commentators placed her delivery date at the end of April or early days of May. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been waiting for the arrival at their new home on the Windsor Estate and the Queen paid a visit to the couple after removing from her agenda events that could have forced her to travel far to be close-by when the baby is born. Royal expert Camilla Tominey suggested the monarch used her trip to Frogmore Cottage to show Meghan "solidarity" and to share some pregnancy tips with her granddaughter-in-law.
Speaking to Nine News, Ms Tominey said: "The Queen popped round to see them at Frogmore Cottage, which is their new home.
"It’s only around the corner from Windsor Castle, literally a walk away, just to say hi, to see that Meghan was alright."
Meghan Markle has taken time off her royal duties in March in preparation for the birth of the Royal Baby and has been able to count on the support of Prince Harry. The Duchess' mother, Doria Ragland, is also believed to have travelled from her home in Los Angeles to be by her daughter's side when the royal tot is born.
Ms Tominey continued: "I think the Queen went to share some solidarity.
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Meghan Markle had the Queen showing "solidarity"
