Meghan Markle provided new job after UK transfer as Prince Harry admits ‘she’ll find it irresistible’
Meghan Markle has seemingly been offered a new job shortly after moving to the UK with her family – and her husband Prince Harry said he could take the idea back to her
Meghan Markle has been revealed to be a Magic radio fan(Image: Pool, Getty Images)
Meghan Markle has been proposed a new job opportunity in the UK – and Prince Harry thinks she’d be thrilled with it.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are readjusting to life in Britain following their shock move from Montecito, California, at the end of August. Prince Harry is now appearing at his first charitable commitments since the move.
On Monday (September 21), the Duke was visibly moved as he spoke about the ‘ups and downs’ that parents of seriously ill children face during a heartfelt speech at the Wellchild Awards ceremony. As he did so, Magic Radio presenter Gaby Roslin – also a Wellchild ambassador – joined him on-stage to offer comfort.
Roslin also had the chance to interview Harry for Magic, during which she suggested a new job for Meghan Markle – that she would ‘love’, according to Harry.
“Do you want a show on Magic? ,” Roslin proposes in a viral video snippet of the conversation. “Your wife could do a show on Magic. She loves Magic!”
Harry responds: “She does love Magic. That’s true.”
Gaby Roslin (left) supported the Duke (right) on stage and offered Meghan a job in an interview(Image: Getty)
When later asked which show Meghan ‘would like to do’, the Duke adds: “We haven’t talked about it, but I can take this back to her.”
He then jests that he will ‘have a word’ with Roslin’s radio boss, not seen on-camera, after she moots a Christmas show.
At the awards, Harry was questioned by various media outlets about his uncle, Earl Spencer’s, new book on his mother, Princess Diana. The memoir has been making headlines for several days after the Earl made a number of claims about how King Charles responded to his ex-wife’s tragic death in 1997.
In response, Buckingham Palace issued a statement last Wednesday (September 16). It read: “While we do not comment on books as a matter of principle, His Majesty is mindful that the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgment and colour memory in ways others do not recognise, even many years after such a loss.”
It’s reported that the Duke is in discussions to produce a documentary about his mother’s life, as next August will mark 30 years since her passing.
