Meghan Markle has been urged to keep her distance from the UK as Prince Harry prepares for his upcoming visit.

The Duchess of Sussex is expected to accompany the Duke to a ceremony at St Paul’s Cathedral in London next month to mark the tenth anniversary of the Invincibles.

The Montecito couple are also likely to visit the ailing King Charles and Kate Middleton after they battle cancer.

talking OK! Magazine, former BBC royal correspondent Jenny Bond advised Meghan not to create a rift with the royal family during the current health crisis.

She noted, “I don’t think her presence will make any move for reconciliation any easier. I think she will – rightly – be nervous about the reaction of the public gathered outside the cathedral.

“This is not the time for a king or princess to deal with a family feud,” the expert explained. “They have too much on their plate right now.”

Bond added: “So the kindest thing Meghan could do would be to send her her best wishes but step away for now.”