PRINCE Harry will “rush home” to see pregnant Meghan Markle soon after Prince Philip’s funeral, a royal expert says.
The Duke of Sussex, 36, flew home earlier this week ahead of his grandad being laid to rest on Saturday in Windsor.
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But Meghan, who is expecting their second child, has remained at their home in California on the advice of medics.
Ingrid Seward, editor of Majesty magazine, has now claimed Harry will head back to the US within 24 hours of the funeral.
She told US Weekly: “I think for the period that Harry is here they will very much want to put their differences behind them.
“I think Harry will very much want to get back to Meghan as soon as the funeral is over.
“He will probably return to California maybe the next day or maybe later on Saturday.”
Harry is currently self-isolating at his previous martial home Frogmore Cottage after making the 5,400-mile trip from the US on Sunday.
Meghan, 39, made “every effort” to travel but didn’t receive medical clearance from her physician, a Senior Palace Official and Buckingham Palace spokesman said.
Since returning, Harry has reportedly made contact with Charles, William, Beatrice and Eugenie.
The royal is said to want to “park any disputes” before the funeral for Philip, who passed away on Friday aged 99.
It will be the first time Harry has come face-to-face with his family since quitting as a senior royal last year.
The funeral will also be the first time he has seen his relatives since his explosive chat with Oprah Winfrey.
In a show of solidarity, several members of the royal family have shared touching photos and tributes in memory of Philip.
Kate Middleton and Prince William released a touching photo of Philip and the Queen with seven of their great-grandchildren.
Harry also released a poignant message remembering his grandad as “master of the barbecue and legend of banter”.
He said Philip was “cheeky ’til the end” and “authentically himself” throughout his more than 70 years of service to the nation.
And he thanked the dedicated royal for being a “rock” to his grandmother the Queen.
