Could Meghan be heading to Magic Radio? Gaby Roslin offers Prince Harry and his wife their own show at WellChild Awards
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By MARK DUELL, DEPUTY CHIEF REPORTER (DIGITAL)
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Prince Harry will ask Meghan Markle about hosting a show on Magic Radio because she 'loves' the station, he told presenter Gaby Roslin last night.
The Duke of Sussex was questioned over whether he or his wife would like to get behind the microphone on the station, after the WellChild Awards in London.
Roslin, who hosted the event with Harry, suggested Meghan could present a show – and the duke replied: 'We haven't talked about it - I can take this back to her.'
The Magic host, who presents Saturday Mornings with Gaby Roslin from 10am to 1pm, then suggested Meghan could do her own Christmas show on the station.
Meghan is known to have enjoyed listening to Magic while living in the UK between 2017 and 2020, before the couple quit as senior royals and moved to the US.
Harry and Meghan previously had a lucrative deal with Spotify but it ended after one 12-part season of her podcast Archetypes, with an executive branding them 'grifters'.
The duchess also released her Confessions Of A Female Founder podcast last year, a nine-episode series which was part of a deal she signed with Lemonada Media.
Prince Harry speaks with Magic Radio presenter Gaby Roslin at the WellChild Awards last night
The duke hugs Roslin at the end of the interview yesterday after she tells him: 'I adore you'
The duchess said in an episode of her Netflix show 'With Love, Meghan' that one of the things she missed most about life in Britain was 'the radio station called Magic'.
She was teased by guest Tan France, who told her: 'Sorry to say this to you publicly but that's such a grandma station.' Meghan then replied: 'I'll be that grandma.'
During the chat with Roslin last night, Harry pointed to a man off-camera, asking: 'Is that your boss?' – then Roslin identified him as 'Paul', believed to be Magic Radio content director Paul Sylvester.
Speaking to him, Harry said: 'We're going to have to have a word. Not just for now, but for all the years. Finally you've come. We need to have a serious conversation.'
In 2025, Mr Sylvester told a conference: 'The offer is on the table: if the Duchess wants to host a show, she's very welcome.'
He later issued a statement saying: 'We love that Meghan is a big fan of the station. We've been in [touch] with her team and offered her a show, if she ever wanted one. Everyone is welcome to the Magic Radio party.'
Roslin comforts Harry as he becomes emotional at the Wellchild Awards in London last night
Harry and Meghan listen to a Reprezent 107.3FM radio show in Pop Brixton in January 2018
Meghan did not join Harry at yesterday's WellChild Awards, which celebrated the achievements and resilience of seriously ill youngsters and their families.
The duchess has not been seen at a public event since the Sussexes returned to the UK last month, and speculation was rife she would attend the annual event.
Harry attended major events associated with his Invictus Games on consecutive days in London and Birmingham last week but there was also no sign of his wife.
The duke fought back tears last night as he hailed 'mums and dads' caring for seriously ill youngsters, welling up when he publicly acknowledged their efforts.
He had broken down during his 2019 speech when Roslin was on hand to support him and seven years later she came to Harry's side yesterday after he said 'It's happening again', then joked as she held his arm: 'That doesn't help, that makes it worse.'
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