BREAKING: Lorraine Kelly’s four-word response as Meghan ‘comes out in public’
Lorraine Kelly has delivered a simple four-word verdict as speculation grows that Meghan Markle could make her first public appearance since returning to the UK.
Prince Harry and Meghan have reportedly been back in Britain for around three weeks, but the Duchess of Sussex has so far remained largely out of the public eye.
That could potentially change as Harry prepares to attend the inaugural Invictus Spirit Gala Dinner and Awards in London.
The event is designed to recognise people whose courage, commitment and contribution have made a lasting difference to the Invictus Movement.
Announcing the ceremony, organisers said the evening would celebrate stories of resilience and dedication that continue to inspire the international Invictus community.
And according to royal editor Russell Myers, Meghan could choose the occasion to finally step out publicly alongside her husband.
Meghan Tipped for First Public Appearance
Myers discussed the possibility during an appearance on Lorraine Kelly’s ITV programme.
He explained that Harry has a particularly significant period ahead with Invictus, including the Games being held in Birmingham next year.
“Harry is going to be hosting the Invictus Games in Birmingham next year,” Myers said.
He described it as a major “homecoming” for the Duke, given that the Invictus Games were first launched in London in 2014.
However, attention quickly turned to the more immediate Invictus Spirit Awards.
Myers praised the organisation’s work and described it as a lifeline for service personnel and veterans around the world.
Lorraine responded: “That’s fantastic.”
The conversation then shifted to whether Meghan could accompany Harry.
Lorraine Gives Four-Word Reaction
Myers revealed that he planned to attend the event himself and said there was growing speculation surrounding Meghan.
“Is Meghan going to be there?” he asked.
“There are lots of rumours that she will choose that as her first event to come out in public because we haven’t seen them yet.”
Lorraine’s response was immediate.
“It would be sensible,” she said.
She then explained why she believed an Invictus event would be an appropriate occasion for Meghan to make her return to public life.
“It’s such a positive thing,” Lorraine added. “You can’t get anybody saying anything bad about that.”
The comments reflected Lorraine’s own assessment of the event rather than confirmation that Meghan would attend.
No appearance by the Duchess was confirmed in the supplied report.
Russell Myers Predicts Harry and Meghan Appearance
Myers went further, suggesting he personally expected Meghan to join Harry.
He noted that the couple had only been seen through photographs shared online since their reported return to Britain.
“I think if I was a betting man — which I’m not — I imagine you will see Harry and Meghan,” he said.
His comment remained a prediction, however, rather than information attributed to the Sussexes or Invictus organisers.
If Meghan does attend, it would mark a significant moment following the couple’s move back to Britain.
Harry’s connection to Invictus has remained one of the most consistent parts of his public work since he stepped away from duties as a working member of the Royal Family.
The initiative was founded by the Duke in 2014 and uses international sporting competition to support wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans.
Busy Period Ahead for Prince Harry
Harry is expected to attend the Invictus Spirit Awards in London on September 17.
His schedule in Britain does not end there.
The Duke is also expected at the WellChild Awards in London on September 21, continuing his longstanding association with the charity.
For now, however, much of the attention is on whether Meghan will be at her husband’s side during the Invictus ceremony.
Her attendance has not been officially confirmed in the source, meaning the possibility remains speculation.
But Myers believes the event would provide an obvious opportunity for the Duchess to make her first major public appearance since the couple’s reported UK return.
And Lorraine appeared to agree.
For the ITV presenter, an event celebrating the Invictus community would be a particularly fitting place for Meghan to step back into the spotlight.
