WHEN Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot in May 2018, their fairytale wedding was broadcast to millions of people all over the world.
But after sharing their day with the public, the newlyweds retired to Frogmore House in the Windsor Castle estate to enjoy a private reception with friends and family.
Although little is known about the reception, the bombshell biography Finding Freedom has claimed that one high profile guest in particular provided some entertainment.
Royal authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote: "After all the heartfelt [speeches], the comic relief arrived in the form of The Late, Late Show host James Corden who strode into the middle of the tent dressed as Henry VIII."
What's more, the book claims James' wife Julia – who is said to be friends with Meghan – recoiled to her husband's practical joke in "mock horror" while the joke left the newlyweds in hysterics.
Remaining in character for the entirety of the joke, James reportedly said: "Your Royal Highnesses, ladies and gentlemen, I had no idea what to wear to a royal wedding, so I looked it up in the royal etiquette manual and found this outfit. I hope I've come in the right gear."
The Gavin and Stacey reportedly cracked a joke about the tent – where the wedding reception was taking place – was the "size of Windsor Castle".
And once James had finished his act, the guests then followed the groom Prince Harry's "orders to have a serious party".
Luther star Idris Elba is also believed to have performed a DJ set at the reception – and reportedly played everything from Whitney Houston and 2Pac.
In more Royal Family news, Queen’s closest aide ‘upset’ about being dragged into Meghan Markle tiara row.
And Meghan Markle used ‘severe & pleading’ gestures to demonstrate strong political views in campaign with Michelle Obama.
Plus Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s love for one another is ‘stronger than ever’ since quitting royal life, an expert has claimed.
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