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Meghan Markle recently revealed her love for the U.K. station “Magic” and nostalgic playlists. According to reports, the station has now responded by offering her a hosting slot.
This comes as Prince Harry fueled speculation about returning to Britain after praising U.K. schools while chatting with Joss Stone at the WellChild Awards.
Friends claim Prince Harry hopes to bring his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet back to experience his roots, although ongoing security concerns remain a barrier.
During the second season of her Netflix series “With Love, Meghan,” Meghan Markle opened up about something she still longs for from her time in Britain: tuning in to the U.K. radio station “Magic.”
The channel, known for spinning “The Best Variety from the '80s to Now,” quickly caught wind of her remarks.
At Radiocentre’s Tuning In conference on Tuesday, Magic’s Content Director, Paul Sylvester, seized the moment.
“The offer is on the table: if the Duchess wants to host a show, she's very welcome,” he announced. He later reiterated the offer on X, confirming, “Yes, I did say exactly this.”
Meghan hasn’t replied yet, but viewers of the series already have a glimpse of what her program could feel like.
According to People Magazine, when co-star France teased her for loving what he called “a grandma station,” she laughed it off, joking that she would “be that grandma."
Meghan added, "My favorite station in my car is called Mom Jeans. These are throwback, great sing-alongs, you forget they existed. I love it."
Earlier this year, Meghan revealed to People Magazine that her love for throwback tunes has rubbed off on her Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, 4.
"Now for drop off and pick up, even Lili will say, 'Can we listen to Mama Jeans?' I’m like, "It’s Mom Jeans, but yes, we sure can!" Meghan shared.
Her affection for nostalgic hits also carried onto the set of “With Love, Meghan.”
On September 1, she gave fans a peek into her go-to playlist in an Instagram post celebrating the music that “kept the vibe alive" during filming.
"Filming season two of 'With Love, Meghan' was more fun than you can imagine," she wrote. "Part of how we kept the vibe alive? Music. Between setups, I would play a song from my phone, and today I wanted to share some of the favorites I kept on rotation! Add them to your playlist, press shuffle, and enjoy!"
Meanwhile, Prince Harry may have dropped a subtle clue that he and Meghan are open to spending more time in the U.K. at last week’s WellChild Awards in London.
The Duke of Sussex, 41, was spotted catching up with singer Joss Stone, who recently moved back home.
Speaking to Hello! Magazine, Stone revealed that Harry spoke warmly about life in Britain. “He was saying how wonderful the schools are here and how important community is for children,” she shared. “It was nice to share that with him because it’s exactly why we felt drawn to come back.”
Stone, who is raising four children with husband Cody DaLuz, explained that their decision was rooted in wanting a “safe environment … surrounded by family, friends and a strong sense of belonging.”
Harry, she added, seemed genuinely interested in hearing about their transition.
“He … asked about how we were settling back in,” she recalled. “He’s just very warm and down to earth, as always. Maybe Harry will move back, too. That would be nice.”
Friends close to Harry say the Duke of Sussex is eager to spend more time in Britain and hopes to share that part of his life with Meghan and their children.
Speaking to The Sunday Times, insiders revealed that Harry has expressed a desire to “bring his family back to the U.K.” and give Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet the chance to see “where he grew up.”
“He’s not given up hope on bringing his family back to the UK,” one friend explained. “He wants to be able to show his children where he grew up. He wants them to know their family here. He really would like to come back to the UK much more.”
The Duke of Sussex himself has previously admitted how much he misses home.
Back in May, he told the BBC that while he longed to return, his ongoing security battle with the Home Office made it unrealistic to bring Meghan and the children at this stage.
“I can’t see a world in which I would be bringing my wife and children back to the UK at this point,” he said at the time. “And the things they’re going to miss, well, everything … I miss the UK.”
