SECRET MEETING: Prince Harry and Meghan Visit Queen & Charles in ‘Olive Branch’ Talks After Skipping Prince Philip’s Memorial

HARRY and Meghan jetted into the UK for a secret face-to-face meeting with the Queen today, The Sun can reveal.

The couple also saw Prince Charles in a whistle-stop visit to Windsor Castle — their first joint UK trip since they quit royal duty in March 2020.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stopped off on their way to the Invictus Games in Holland.

It comes weeks after Harry chose not to attend a memorial service for his grandfather Philip at Westminster Abbey — though he did promise to see his grandmother “as soon as possible”.

It is not known if the couple brought their son Archie, two, and 11-month-old daughter Lilibet — who the Queen has never met.

Yesterday’s hush-hush stopover was the first time Harry and Meghan had set foot on UK soil together since March 2020.

They were spotted by a bus-load of gobsmacked well-wishers.

The couple smiled and waved back at the stunned visitors, who were at Windsor for the traditional Maundy Thursday ceremony.

One onlooker said: “I couldn’t believe it when I saw who it was. We waved and they waved back.

“They looked happy and relaxed and waved to everyone on the bus. Charles and the Queen were at Windsor Castle at the same time so they must have met them both.

“It was quite the sight. We knew we might see Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall at the ceremony but never believed we would bump in to Harry and Meghan.”

The couple, who quit royal duty for a life in the States in 2020, have sparked anger with a series of broadsides from across the Atlantic.

Harry is also suing the Government for taking away his armed bodyguards, claiming he “does not feel safe in the UK”.

However, Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, said yesterday’s visit would have been welcome on all sides.

She said: “It is a wonderful opportunity to clear the air and offer an olive branch. After everything that has gone on it must have taken a lot for Harry and Meghan to go to Windsor.

“Also Maundy Thursday is a very special day for the Queen as it is about forgiveness. She is not one to hold grudges and I think she would have happily welcomed them with open arms.”