Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were given prime seats to watch Trooping the Color as they returned to the UK for the Queen’s Jubilee

MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry will get prime seats to see Trooping the Color today.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex landed in the UK yesterday, secretly arriving by private jet.

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They were met by Her Majesty’s Range Rover and greeted by three Queen’s Conservators.

Bulletproof cars then took them – plus children Archie, three, and Lilibet, one, on Saturday – from Farnborough Airport, Hants, to Frogmore Cottage, Windsor.

And today they will join senior royals for the first time in more than two years in Trooping the Colour.

Harry and Meg have been given prime seats to watch the landmark event – with palace officials confirming they will line up with the Duchess of Cambridge and the Duchess of Cornwall.

Police would not confirm if Archie and Lilibet – who has not yet met the Queen – will join them.

The party will be joined by Beatrice and Eugenie and Zara Tindall in the Major General’s office overlooking Horseguards Parade.

But there is no place for the disgraced Prince Andrew.

The Queen, 96, will later appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace for the RAF flypast.

But she won’t be at the earlier Trooping the Color with Meghan and Harry, where Prince Charles will take the salute on behalf of the monarch.

Her Majesty will remain at Buckingham Palace, where she will receive the salute of the returning cavalry from the balcony there.

The 1st Battalion Irish Guards color will form troops while Charles inspects the Household Division troops on behalf of the monarch.

He is accompanied by Prince William, 39, and his sister, the Princess Royal, all three on horseback.

After appearing on the palace balcony with working royals including William, Kate and Camilla, the Queen is expected to have a private lunch at Buckingham Palace with her family.

Later, Prince William will join his grandmother in a double lighting of the jubilee bonfires – separated by 25 miles.

The Queen will symbolically touch the globe, triggering lights that race along the Quadrangle towards Windsor Castle’s Round Tower.

It will result in William lighting a beacon at the Queen’s Green Canopy sculpture Tree of Trees outside Buckingham Palace.

After a good rest, the Queen is expected to join her family, including Andrew, Harry and Meghan, at St Paul’s Cathedral tomorrow for a thanksgiving service in her honor tomorrow.

A reception will be held at City Hall following the ceremony.

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