Meghan Markle 'feels validated' by Brits and 'willing to embrace' UK return

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Meghan Markle may be more willing to consider a return to the UK in future after receiving a positive reception from the British public, a royal commentator has claimed.

The Duchess of Sussex was in the UK with her husband Prince Harry when news of the Queen’s passing broke, and the pair have decided not to travel back home to Los Angeles in order to attend the Queen’s funeral on Monday.

This has allowed the former royals to take part in a surprise walkabout with Prince William and Kate Middleton, where Meghan met mourners who handed her flowers. READ MORE: Meghan Markle fan in awe at Duchess' sweet gesture as she viewed Queen tributes The trip is only the second time that Meghan has publicly visited the UK with Harry since their royal departure, but, after partially revisiting her previous royal life, royal commentator Neil Sean has suggested the former actress may be more open to a return in future.Speaking on his YouTube channel, Neil began by referring to the surprise walkabout, noting:: “Meghan was ready and willing to meet the public.“According to a very good source, Meghan was terrified about how the public might perceive her, particularly over here in the United Kingdom.“But all those fears were pushed away very quickly because apparently according to a very good source, Meghan now feels validated because the British people do like her.”The walkabout appeared to resemble a surprise thawing of the supposedly icy relationship between the Sussexes and Wales’, with William allegedly texting Harry to attend at the last minute.And, Neil suggested that being welcomed to view tributes to the Queen has likely improved the Duchess’ attitude towards her old life after a tumultuous period."You can understand how this.