Meghan Markle ‘tipped to join Prince Harry in UK’ as ‘couple’s credibility depends on it’

Royal watchers should expect to see Meghan Markle in London this coming May with Prince Harry, an expert has predicted.

Meghan is listed as a guest for the upcoming Invictus Games 10th Anniversary celebration in London, but there’s a caveat, there’s a “TBC” (to be confirmed) next to her name.

While it’s unconfirmed whether the Duchess will attend, royal and entertainment expert, Kinsey Schofield, believes Meghan will show up to the event.

Speaking to Daily Express US, To Di For Daily host Ms Schofield said: “Meghan Markle will show up to honour the 10th anniversary of Invictus with Prince Harry.”

She opined: “The Invictus Games, along with their royal association, are two of the only things that give Prince Harry and Meghan Markle credibility.”

The Invictus Games kicked off in 2014, founded by Prince Harry, to help wounded veterans in their recovery, physically and emotionally. This year marks the 10th anniversary and the event will be held at St Paul’s Cathedral in London on May 8.

With Meghan and Harry’s popularity suffering in the UK, the event could give the couple a much-needed boost, Ms Schofield claimed.

She said: “Their Spotify termination was humiliating, polling suggests that their popularity is in the toilet.