Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to make a grand appearance during the Super Bowl LX game. On Sunday, Puerto Rican music sensation, Bad Bunny, 31, will perform during the Halftime Show at Super Bowl LX. The Seattle Seahawks are expected to tackle the New England Patriots at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The alternative rock band Green Day has also been added as another musical act for the major sporting event.

On Saturday night, Meghan was seen walking the red carpet at Fifteen Percent Pledge Fundraising Gala in Los Angeles, confirming she is in California this weekend, making a Super Bowl appearance all the more likely.

Harry, 41, and Meghan, 44, are being tipped to make a surprise appearance at the major sporting event, which is watched by over 100 million viewers each year. Express.co.uk previously revealed that Harry and Meghan are plotting an image overhaul, with Harry keen to return to the UK and build bridges with his dad King Charles and Prince William. Appearing at the Super Bowl is the perfect way to show "they're a united front", according to PR expert Rochelle White, who has her own communications company.

She told Express.co.uk: "I feel that Meghan and Harry could potentially attend the Super Bowl on Sunday. They have laid low for a while and although there has been rumors flying around about them returning to the UK and Megan’s Netflix series maybe not returning, I feel they could show up to show that they are a united front.

"It could also double up as the first big public outing since being seen early last month. I think it could be a good move to show everyone where they’re at, but like anything I’m sure it will attract negative attention."

Former Royal Butler, Grant Harrold, who worked with King Charles from 2004 to 2011, also weighed in on the possibility of the two appearing at the game, saying it is likely the couple will be there.

"The Invictus Games are very close to Harry and Meghan's hearts, so it made sense that they went to Canada over the Super Bowl last year," Harrold told the Action Network. "However, with no overlap this year, I think they’ll want to make an appearance at the Super Bowl and have it become a regular part of their calendar.

"From how it appears, if they start attending annually, I don’t see them stopping, so I can easily see it becoming one of those regular appearances, the ex-Royal Butler said.

“I’ve always called them the 'royal celebrities,' it’s a very different way of existing as royals, but this could be a part of how this couple, as non‑working members of the royal family, make their mark doing their own thing,” Harrold closed.

Celebrity PR Specialist Kayley Cornelius also shared why they would want to be seen at Levi's Stadium, especially if it would benefit their image.

“Harry and Meghan are very savvy when it comes to managing their public profile. Attending a high-profile event like the Super Bowl isn’t just about enjoying the game – it’s about visibility, relevance, and positioning themselves as a ‘royal celebrity’ brand in the United States, Cornelius told the open platform.

"Being seen at events like this reinforces their status in pop culture, generates media coverage across multiple platforms, and keeps them at the forefront of public conversation," she added.

"For non-working royals, appearances like this are key opportunities to maintain influence without the traditional royal obligations.”