Prince Harry faces telling off from the Queen as royal staff prepare for him to come home

ROYAL aides are preparing for Prince Harry to come home — to face a possible telling off from the Queen.

Staff have been told to get Frogmore Cottage ready — but Meghan has not been mentioned.

News of the visit comes after Harry handed over a “substantial sum” to pay rent and clear the bill for £2.4million taxpayer-funded renovations to his UK home.

The Queen returned to work at Windsor this week and could speak face-to-face with her grandson in the castle grounds.

It comes after palace insiders warned Harry was “stepping over the line” when he spoke out about US politics.

A source told The Sun: “Staff at Windsor have been told to prepare for the possibility Harry could come back.

“They are told that it could be within weeks but Meghan’s name was not mentioned.

"There are all sorts of issues to speak about — not only his political statements but also his visa situation in the US.

“Even though he would have to isolate for two weeks, the estate is large enough for talks in a socially distanced way.”

The duke, who has netted a £112million Netflix deal with Meghan, has been in the US for more than 183 days, meaning he could be liable to pay tax there.

Meanwhile, Meghan and Harry led a group of nervous teens in deep breathing exercises during a podcast recording, it's been claimed.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined the Teenager Therapy podcast to mark World Mental Health Day - with the episode set to be released on Saturday.

Hello! reported the couple were interviewed by three of the five hosts in person at their new hometown in Santa Barbara while wearing facemasks.

The report claimed the pair "led the crew in deep breaths a few times during the conversation to help calm everyone's nerves."

And it appears the episode recording did well, with one of the hosts Gael calling Prince Harry "Big H".

The nickname is similar to the moniker Meghan, 39, has given her husband, with the former actress previously revealing she called the royal "H".

It has been reported the couple first found out about the podcast - which describes as "Five stressed, sleep deprived, yet energetic teens sit down and talk about the struggles that come with being a teenager" - after reading a New York Times profile piece in July.

The podcast - which will be released at 5pm BST on Saturday - is just the first in a string of engagements the couple have lined up.

On Sunday, they are expected to join Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala to discuss Covid’s devastating impact on girls.

The virtual chat will see the couple "celebrate girls and the power of their voices".

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