According to an expert, Meghan Markle would consent to visit the United Kingdom if she was followed by a bevvy of cameras.

Meghan’s attendance at the Invictus Games with Prince Harry is ‘unnecessary,’ according to royal expert Angela Levin, who believes the Duchess is merely going for the media.

“Meghan is coming because they’re making the next Netflix documentary,” royal analyst Angela Levin told The Sun Online.

“They’re bringing cameras, and she doesn’t want to be left out of the spotlight.”

“She doesn’t own the Invictus Games; she enjoys taking over projects that she believes would benefit her. She isn’t required there.”

“I think they’ll come back provided we let them bring Netflix cameramen, they won’t come otherwise,” she stated when asked if Meghan and Harry will return to the UK this year.

Ms Levin also claimed that the Sussexes’ visit to Holland is a “snub” to the Queen, citing their refusal to attend Prince Philip’s memorial only days before.

Harry and Meghan have agreed to a £120 million Netflix TV series agreement, in which they would develop material for the streaming service. Meghan will be joined by a Netflix camera as the couple prepares to fly to the Netherlands for the Invictus Games later this week.