Meghan Markle Prince Harry: Courtiers plan to give "rock stars" a job in Africa "

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry could be sent back to a country in Africa for two to three years for a "tailor made" job using their "rock star" status, it was said.

The royal couple, who are expecting their first child in the coming days, will be entrusted with a role involving the Commonwealth, the charity work and the promotion of Britain, reports the Sunday Times.

Sir David Manning, a former British ambbadador to the United States, and Lord Geidt, the Queen's former private secretary, would have drawn up the plans.

The Duke and Duchess of Susbad would be expected to be allowed to move home to Frogmore Cottage with the baby before the decision was made as to where they should go.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, photographed in Morocco earlier this year, could be sent to an African country for two to three years for a "tailor made" job that will use their "rock star" status, a- is it said

Although it is unlikely to be decided until next year, the Sunday Times says the role will likely be in Africa because of the couple's relationship. Pictured: Harry in Lesotho on the occasion of his sabbatical year in 2004

Although it is unlikely to be decided until next year, the Sunday Times says the role will likely be in Africa because of the couple's relationship.

It is thought that they fell in love during a safari in Botswana, and Meghan and Harry even went back there for the 36th birthday of the former actress two years ago.

They recently shared an unpublished picture of this trip on their new Instagram account, susbadroyal.

Prince Harry also spent a sabbatical year in Lesotho in 2004. He has already described this experience as a "second house".

A source told the Sunday Times: "There are discussions in palace circles about: how can we exploit Harry and Meghan? How do you exploit this phenomenon that has emerged? You make it productive.

It is thought that they fell in love with a safari in Botswana, and Meghan and Harry even went back there for the 36th birthday of the former actress two years ago (photo).

The news comes after Meghan and Harry left Kensington Palace and settled at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor earlier this month, separating their royal home from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. On the photo: Meghan in Rwanda in 2016

The news comes after Meghan and Harry left Kensington Palace and settled at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor earlier this month, separating their royal home from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

In recent months, rumors have circulated about a royal fracture between the two brothers and their wives.

Kate allegedly burst into tears after the princess Charlotte's maid dress, before the marriage of Meghan and Harry in May, as well as suggestions that the two men had clashed with the staff .

However, royal insiders insisted that there was no conflict between the Cambridges and the Susbad, but admitted that these two people are "very different people".

Representatives of the Duke and Duchess of Susbad were contacted for comments.