Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been issued an urgent Invictus Games warning ahead of their potential return to the UK.
The couple, who haven’t been on UK soil together since 2022, could be set to return to London for a visit in May to mark the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games.
Harry and Meghan could also be joined on the visit by their two children – with Harry said to be keen in bringing Prince Archie, four, and Princess Lilibet, two, to the UK.
Ahead of their visit, royal expert Angela Levin has issued the couple with a warning to “stop moaning”.
Speaking on GB News, Ms Levin said: “My view is that [Meghan’s] previous PR people were always negative, be victims, make people feel sorry for you, do all of that. Now the new one is all for being positive.”
She added the couple may have been pushed to show this more “positive” side, instead of it coming “from the heart”.
Ms Levin added: “…Be with the Royal Family [and] show that this will help you get more people, that you are very important and I think that’s what it’s all about, I don’t think it comes from the heart.”
She added: “They have been told that they must stop moaning all the time because it actually takes people’s interest away from them so therefore they will come and be loving and interested for five minutes, but really it’ll be for another documentary.”
Speaking of the potential visit, Ms Levin hinted that she is sceptical over whether the visit will actually take place.
She said: “I think in the end one of them will be poorly and they won’t come.”
Although it would be unclear how long the family-of-four would stay for, the expert said that it would be a “long journey”, especially with two small children, if it were to only last as long as Harry’s recent trips to the UK.
Concluding, Ms Levin added: “I think there’s a lot of manipulation and sly work going on, I’m afraid.”
Meghan and Harry took a joint trip to Canada earlier this month to mark the official one-year countdown event of the 2025 Invictus Games.
Archie and Lilibet are not believed to have joined their parents on the trip.
The trip is likely to have bought back special memories for the couple. Canada was the first place that Harry and Meghan moved to – with their son – after stepping back as working royals at the start of 2020.
Meghan and Harry now reside in a £11million mansion in Montecito with their children.
