Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, kicked off their ‘farewell tour’ as senior members of the Royal Family last night ahead of stepping down and becoming financially independent on March 31. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to split their time between Britain and North America but have sparked huge backlash for the move. But royal snapper Arthur Edwards is adamant Harry will return to the UK whether Meghan comes with him or not.

Speaking to Dan Wootton on talkRADIO, Mr Edwards said: “You wonder what it is in America that’s drawn her there – whether she’s had an offer of a big film.

“I wouldn’t be surprised because any producer that would put her in a film would sell a lot of tickets because we would all want to go and see it.

“I personally think that he will come back and whether she comes or not, I don’t know.

“He will miss it so much. He’ll miss his own family and he’ll miss this country.”

He went on to suggest Meghan has been “acting” all along as he accused the duchess of “playing a very good part”.

Mr Edwards continued: “She is an actress and for the first year I thought she was wonderful.

“I thought she was a great ambassador for the country. I now realise it was acting.

“She turned Harry intro this dour, awful sad man.”

Mr Wootton interjected: “So you think Meghan was acting when she first took on the royal role?”

The royal insider continued: “I think she was playing a very good part.

“They say Meghan gets what Meghan wants but I’ll tel you this, she’s lost the love of the British public and she’s got to work very hard to get that back.”

The talkRADIO host added: “It feels like Meghan had made her mind up.

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“Nothing was going to keep her in the UK in the end.”

Meghan and Harry have a number of official engagements lined up in next few days with the Duke of Sussex joining Lewis Hamilton for the official opening on the Silverstone experience tomorrow.

On Saturday Meghan will join Harry for the Mountbatten Music festival and she is also expected to take part International Women’s Day tributes on Sunday, although the exact details have yet to be confirmed.

Meghan and Harry will then attending the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster on Monday afternoon with the Queen, Prince Charles, Camilla, Prince William and Kate.

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