Harry and Meghan's bombshell plan to humiliate Prince William in the UK exposed

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are plotting to humiliate Prince William with an "act of war" on their return to the United Kingdom, it is claimed.

On the latest episode of The Daily Expresso podcast, host JJ Anisiobi disclosed a shocking revelation with TalkTV presenter Mark Dolan - that the Duke of Sussex will make an important announcement about his Invictus Games at a site dear to William's heart, the home of Aston Villa Football Club.

JJ said: "I have been told, and I feel this is a dig at William, Harry's going to make his announcements in Birmingham at Villa Park."

The huge royal scoop stunned the TalkTV host, who responded: "As we know, William is a huge Aston Villa fan. He travels around the world watching them. He's a massive supporter. It's going to be a huge dig at William: 'here I am in your football club announcing my Invictus Games'

"The reason why that's significant is that Harry is parking his tanks on William's lawn.

William's great loves are the United Kingdom, his family, particularly his wife and children, and Aston Villa Football Club. He lives and breathes it, he's so passionate. I think there's a sense of his second family about that club."

The Sussex's plot to humiliate the Prince of Wales on his own soil comes just after confirmation of their return to the UK with children Archie and Lilibet, after four years in the US. The pair will visit Harry's hometown for his one-year countdown party for the Invictus Games Birmingham 2027, an international multi-sport event for wounded, injured and sick military service personnel founded by the Duke in 2014.

With William's 25-year loyalty and dedication to the claret and blue being popularly understood, JJ and Mr Dolan outlined the brutality of his younger brother making such a statement. Mr Dolan said: "If he goes to Villa Park, that's an act of war. Because Villa belongs to William, it's his property, it's his emotions, it's his backstory, it's his narrative, in many ways, it's one of the few human things that we know about William."

He went on to reference Aston Villa's first European trophy win at Besiktas Park in May, where Prince William was seen beaming with excitement and sharing beers with the players in celebration.