Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's trip has already been marred with controversy before the pair have even set foot on British soil. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to return to Britain this month, marking the first return to the UK in four years for Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie. However, issues surrounding their security and police protection continues to be a source of frustration for the family. The question on everyone's lips now is "will they or won't they" return to the UK this month.

Their arrival has been seen a significant step in repairing relations with the Royal Family as they are expected to travel from the US with their children, Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, between July 6 and July 10 for the "One Year To Go" Invictus events in Birmingham. According to insiders, King Charles has also invited the family to stay at a royal residence during the visit.

Celebrity psychic and body language expert Inbaal Honigman has shared the "reason" behind the Sussexes' UK return and predicted it may be "financially motivated".

Speaking on behalf of Casino.ca for Express.co.uk, the expert revealed: "The Tarot suggests this UK return is certainly financially motivated.

In fact, Meghan and Harry's cards are being quite sassy. They suggest this is a last-ditch effort to make easy money, rather than having to work for a living."

She continued: "The High Priestess indicates that the couple favour life on easy street and prefer the reality-star economy, where they're paid simply to exist.

However, before the festive season, when they realise there are things they can't afford, the Five of Wands predicts they'll have little choice but to get their hands dirty, hunker down, and work."

The Duke and Duchess have continued to expand their commercial interests in the United States.

Meghan attracted attention during a visit to Australia in April after promoting the clothes she wore through the AI-powered platform OneOff, allowing followers to identify and buy the same items.

The main purpose of their visit remains the Invictus Games, the international sporting competition for wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans founded by Prince Harry in 2014.