Harry, 33, Queen Elizabeth's grandson and
fifth-in-line to the British throne, and Markle, 36, announced
last month they were engaged and will marry at St George's
Chapel at Windsor Castle, a venue with associations with the
British royal family going back centuries.
Asked if he would be give his daughter away at the ceremony,
Markle's father Thomas said: "Yes. I'd love to."
"I'm very pleased. I'm delighted," the 73-year-old, a former
lighting director for TV soaps and sitcoms, told the paper in
Mexico where he now lives.
Markle's parents are divorced and while Harry has met her mother
Doria Ragland, who the prince described as "amazing", he is yet
to meet her father.
Harry, the younger son of heir-to-the throne Prince Charles and
his first wife, Princess Diana, and Markle, who is a divorcee
herself, met in July 2016 after they were introduced through a
mutual friend.
The prince said he had fallen in love with the actress, best
known for her leading role in U.S. legal drama "Suits",
"incredibly quickly". Last week, the couple undertook their
first official appearance, drawing large crowds and global media
interest.
(Reporting by Michael Holden, editing by Larry King)
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