Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are yet to release any news of their imminent royal baby, who is due to arrive any moment now. However, it was revealed last month that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in talks to plan a future move to Africa, where they could work on their royal roles in support of the Commonwealth. Podcast “Pod Save the Queen” is hosted by Ann Gripper and features Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers, who spoke in an episode from last month on the move and how it could cause problems for the Royal Family.
Mr Myers said: “It’s being talked about very seriously.
“Meghan’s the driving force behind it.”
The expert explained how this could give the royal pair a platform to be able to be more outspoken about the issues they care about.
However, he added: “With how amazing that could potentially be, it poses an awful lot of problems as well.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's potential move to Africa could cause problems (Image: Getty)
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's last public engagement together was in March (Image: Getty)
“If they were to be commenting on things, let’s say human rights issues.
“But then William is meeting world leaders, like China, for instance, who have huge human rights issues – that William can’t speak about.
“But [if] Harry and Meghan are – that’s
