Royal commentator Adam Helliker told the Sun Online that the Duke of Sussex “will definitely” go to the wedding following the announcement of Ms Bonas’ engagement this week. Mr Helliker said Prince Harry, 34, has always been on good terms with his ex girlfriend, who he split with her in 2014 after dating for two years. Mr Helliker also said he expects Meghan Markle to attend the nuptials too.

He said: “Yes Harry will definitely go, as he has remained on very friendly terms with Cressida, who has never said a word in public about her relationship with the Prince.

“Harry is also very friendly with the bridegroom’s mother, Clare Milford Haven.”

A royal source said both the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to be on the guest list.

The source said: “Invites haven’t gone out yet, but I’m told Harry and Meghan will be invited.

“Harry and Cressie are on good terms, Meghan has got to know her and they are expected to attend.”

Mr Helliker said despite Meghan, 38, getting an invite it remains unknown if she will attend.

He added: “Meghan is known to feel less comfortable with his Harry’s former girlfriends, particularly Chelsy Davy, who was the prince’s first love and with whom he went out, on and off, for seven years.

“It was Meghan who ensured that Chelsy was not included on the list for the evening party after their wedding.

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“This was a very pointed snub when many of Harry and Chelsy’s mutual friends from pre-Meghan days were invited to the Frogmore House party.”

Ms Bonas was introduced to Harry, who is a new father to son Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor, in 2012 through cousin Princess Eugenie.

The couple split after reports she became overwhelmed by being thrust into the spotlight by being in a relationship with a member of the royal family.

But former Deal or No Deal model Meghan, has revelled in the attention that comes with being a member of the British royal family.

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This week, she was featured in an Instagram video announcing her clothes designs having teamed up with M&S.

The American is working with a charity called Smart Works and one of her designer pals Misha Nonoo for the exclusive collection.

Two weeks before, she announced she had guest edited British Vogue, which featured an exclusive interview with her husband, Harry.

He told the glossy magazine that to save the planet he and Meghan are only having one more child after Archie.

The September issue also featured a list of her female “trailblazers” to raise more awareness of feminism.

Left-wing TV personality Jameela Jamil was on the cover, which was criticised as she has in the past been called out for shaming other women.

Ms Jamil called Beyonce a “stripper”, Miley Cyrus a “vagina without a platform” and told Rhianna to “put your m*nge away”.

Ms Jamil was picked for the cover of Vogue by the Duchess for being “kind and inspiring” to women.

She only yesterday hit out at the British public for condemning Meghan and Harry’s constant globe-trotting in private jets despite telling Britons to care for the planet more.

Ms Jamil said on social media: “Ugh. Dear England and English press, just say you hate her because she’s black, and him for marrying a black woman and be done with it Goddammit.

“Your bullying is so embarrassing and obvious. You’ve all lost your marbles. It’s 2019. Grow up.”

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