Prince Harry will leave Meghan Markle, a pregnant woman, in London for a trip to Zambia

Prince Harry will leave his pregnant wife behind him as he embarks on a solo visit to Zambia next week.

Meghan Markle is currently about four months pregnant and will stay home in London while Harry fulfills her homework in the African country.

The Duke of Sussex will be in Zambia on Monday 26th and Tuesday 27th November.

He will visit the Commonwealth country at the request of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and attend a meeting of the African Parks Board of Directors, of which he is the chairman, during his stay.

To celebrate relations between the United Kingdom and Zambia, he will also attend a reception at the British High Commissioner's residence, as well as a ceremony commemorating Zambian veterans of the First and Second World Wars at the barracks. Burma.

His Royal Highness will also attend an event for the Queen's Commonwealth Trust, of which he is president. Trust supports, funds and connects young leaders who run social enterprises around the world.

Another visit will see him go to BongoHive, Zambia's first technology and innovation center.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex revealed that they were expecting their first child together when they arrived in Sydney, Australia, last month.

Meghan started her second trimester, which is universally considered the safest point of pregnancy. That's why many wait more than three months before sharing their news.

Kensington Palace confirmed this exciting news in a statement on Monday, October 15th.

The statement revealed that Meghan was to give birth in the spring of 2019.

"Their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are very pleased to announce that the Duchess of Sussex is expecting a baby in the spring of 2019.

"Their Royal Highnesses have appreciated all the support they have received from around the world since their wedding in May and look forward to sharing this happy news with the public."

It is understood that Meghan had just passed her three-month scan, which means she is well into her second term now.

Although the royal family never reveals the exact dates of delivery, Meghan is expected to take place in April, in five months.

The first day of spring will fall on Wednesday, March 20th and end on Friday, June 21st.

That would probably mean a deadline for the month of April, although it could obviously be slightly ahead, which could see it come into being at the end of March. This means that Harry and Meghan's baby could easily fall on Brexit on Friday, March 29, 2019.

If Meghan is late, her baby could be born on Prince Louis' first birthday on April 23, 2019.