MEGHAN Markle could compete on Dancing With The Stars, judge Bruno Tonioli has claimed.
The star said Prince Harry’s wife would be “great” on the show and it would make her look “accessible”.
Speaking to Extra’s Terri Seymour via video chat, Bruno revealed his dream contestant for season 29.
He said: “Obviously Meghan, she is here [in Los Angeles] now. She would be great.
“It would make her look accessible and funny, it would be brilliant.
“Meghan if you are watching this, we would love you to do it!”
Bruno also revealed his thoughts on whether filming for the ABC competition would be possible without an audience, should restrictions due to COVID-19 affect filming.
He said: “If you can recreate the sense of excitement, I am sure it’s possible.”
If Meghan does sign up for the show, she could join the likes of rumoured contestants including Jonathan Scott, Charlie Sheen and Ryan Shazier.
Meanwhile, last month a royal expert predicted Harry will struggle with his new life in LA.
Appearing on the Channel 5 documentary Harry & Meghan: Two Troubled Years, royal author Tom Quinn – who wrote Extracted from Kensington Palace: An Intimate Memoir From Queen Mary To Meghan Markle – argued that the Duke of Sussex will find it hard to adapt to life in California.
The couple and their one-year-old son Archie are believed to be staying at producer Tyler Perry’s £15million home in LA.
Discussing Meghan and Harry’s post-Megxit move, the expert said: “I think Harry will be like a lost soul in the US.
“It will be far worse for Harry in America than Meghan in England. Because he’s not as tough as she is.”
Earlier this month, a source told Vanity Fair Prince Harry is feeling “rudderless” and “misses structure” as he “doesn’t have friends or job” in LA.
