Prince Harry and Meghan get unexpected new job offer following return to the UK
Prince Harry and Meghan may be coming to a radio station near you very soon, as the couple were 'offered' jobs as presenters for Magic Radio.
The unlikely job offer came during an interview between the Duke of Sussex and Magic Radio host Gaby Roslin, following the Prince's appearance at a charitable engagement yesterday.
During the interview, Roslin joked: "Do you want a show on Magic?" before joking that Meghan could pick up a slot at the contemporary music station.
"Your wife could do a show on Magic," she added. "She loves Magic!
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"She does love Magic," Harry replied. "That's true."
Roslin then questioned if there was a particular show which Meghan would enjoy hosting, to which he replied: "We haven’t talked about it, but I can take this back to her."
Roslin then floated the idea of the Suits actor hosting a Christmas programme, while the Duke joked that he would have a word with the radio station's manager.
Take a look at the exchange below:
The Duke was speaking at one of his first charitable engagements since relocating his family back to the UK earlier this year, delivering a speech for the Wellchild Awards ceremony, a charity which supports seriously ill children across the country.
Harry has been a patron of the charity for the past 18 years, talking about how it has been a 'privilege' to support thousands of children and their families.
The awards ceremony was Harry's third charitable engagement since returning to the UK, including appearances for the Invictus Games and the Inspire programme.
Harry's charity appearances come after King Charles issued a statement clarifying that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were not returning as working members of the Royal Family upon their move back to the UK.
In a letter issued via Lord Chamberlain Richard Benyon, the Monarch stated, 'there is no change to the current status of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex'. The couple later responded to the letter, sharing their confusion at the decision to publish the statement.
The family has also faced privacy concerns since returning to the UK, being forced to move their children, Archie and Lilibet, to a new school just days after the term started due to security concerns.
Meanwhile, Harry is reportedly in talks to produce a documentary about his mother, Princess Diana to mark the 30th anniversary of her passing next August, according to a report from The Telegraph.
The news comes as Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, released a bombshell memoir about his sister, titled Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.
Topics: Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, Royal Family, UK News
Brenna Cooper