Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly looking for a way back into UK residency, should Donald Trump win the US election.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are looking to make a return to the UK (Image: Getty)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s “long-term plan” has been revealed as the couple tries to “ease back into the UK”.

News.com.au Entertainment Reporter Bronte Coy was on Sky News Australia to discuss the couple’s next move.

There have been reports they may leave the US if Trump is elected president in November and are looking for a way back into UK residency.

She said: “There’s a bit going on here. Harry no longer has police protection in the UK and they were evicted from Frogmore Cottage last year by King Charles.

“So at the moment when Harry comes over to the UK, which he has done a number of times recently, he stays in a hotel. That’s obviously not a good long-term plan.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could leave the US if Trump is reelected (Image: Getty)

“Also, he has been making it clear that he’d like to spend more time in the UK, he did an interview earlier this year after he came and saw King Charles following his cancer diagnosis where he said as much.

“It’s probably the case that he would like his children to have some sort of relationship with his family in the future and it’s extremely unlikely that any of the royals would go to the US to see them so it’s bridging that gap.

“There’s been just a little bit of noise from their camp indicating that they are looking to ease back into UK residency.

“Harry also hasn’t seen much of his UK friends so again if he has a bit of a base here, it’s a way to interact with people and rebuild a little after a time where it does seem like he hasn’t had a lot to do with people um from his old British life.

“It makes a lot of sense that they are looking to sort of create something that’s a little bit more permanent here because the hotel stays are not really a good long-term plan.”

According to royal expert Richard Eden, the Sussexes have an “open invitation” to big Royal events such at the weekend’s Trooping the Colour but do not attend as “they realise they’re not wanted”.