Priyanka Chopra appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon&nbsp;to promote the third season of Quantico. And while did speak about her show's third season, host Jimmy Fallon also asked her about her attendance at the royal wedding. Priyanka, who is known to be friends with the bride-to-be, Meghan Markle, had recently confirmed that she indeed will be a part of the royal wedding.&nbsp; 
 
Chopra, on Fallon's show, said "Forget attending or not, I’m just really happy for a friend of mine.” 
 
Chopra also mentioned that how she got 'scammed' by the media into admitting about her attendance at the wedding.&nbsp; 
 
Ever since Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their engagement in 2017, there have been speculations on whether Chopra would be attending the wedding or not.&nbsp; 
 
The Suits actress is known to be close to Chopra. The two actresses met at a Women On TV event a few years back and have been friends ever since. They have often put up photos of each other on their Instagram accounts which sparked off the speculations of Chopra's attendance at her wedding.&nbsp;

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On Fallon's show, Chopra recalled how they met and have been friends for a long time. This was Chopra's third appearance at Jimmy Fallon's show.&nbsp;

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The actress was on the show to promote the third season of 'Qunatico'.

Priyanka Chopra appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the third season of Quantico. And while did speak about her show's third season, host Jimmy Fallon also asked her about her attendance at the royal wedding. Priyanka, who is known to be friends with the bride-to-be, Meghan Markle, had recently confirmed that she indeed will be a part of the royal wedding. Chopra, on Fallon's show, said "Forget attending or not, I’m just really happy for a friend of mine.” Chopra also mentioned that how she got 'scammed' by the media into admitting about her attendance at the wedding. Ever since Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their engagement in 2017, there have been speculations on whether Chopra would be attending the wedding or not. The Suits actress is known to be close to Chopra. The two actresses met at a Women On TV event a few years back and have been friends ever since. They have often put up photos of each other on their Instagram accounts which sparked off the speculations of Chopra's attendance at her wedding. On Fallon's show, Chopra recalled how they met and have been friends for a long time. This was Chopra's third appearance at Jimmy Fallon's show.

Priyanka Chopra talks about Meghan Markle's wedding at Jimmy Fallon's show

It's confirmed! After months of speculation, actress Priyanka Chopra has confirmed her attendance at pal Meghan Markle wedding to Britain's Prince Harry.&nbsp; 
 
Priyanka Chopra confirmed her attendance at the wedding to the US weekly on Wednesday.&nbsp; 
 
When she was asked if she had decided her outfit, Chopra said, " I sort of may have an idea,” But no, I haven’t picked one out yet." 
 
Earlier it was reported that Priyanka's name was indeed in the guest list but the actress had not confirmed her presence even though her recent London visit sparked off rumours that the actress had come down to London for fittings for the outfit that she would be wearing at the wedding.&nbsp; 
 
Markle and Chopra met in 2016 during a Women in Television event and bonded because of the philanthropic work they do. Priyanka was all praises for her friend and called her an 'activist'.&nbsp; 
“I’ve known Meghan for three years and I’m so happy the way the world has responded to her because as long as I’ve known her … she is a relatable young woman of the world today,” Priyanka said to the website.

“She’s that girl who thinks out of the box. She has always been an activist. She has always had a strong voice. She’s an ambitious girl of today. I think the world needs strong role models like Meghan. I think, I hope, Meghan will end up being one of those people.” 
 
Priyanka also wrote an essay on Meghan after the bride-to-be features in TIME magazine's list of 100 Influential People.&nbsp; 
 
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to get married in St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle in England on May 19th.&nbsp; 
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Priyanka Chopra has confirmed her presence at the royal wedding.

It's confirmed! After months of speculation, actress Priyanka Chopra has confirmed her attendance at pal Meghan Markle wedding to Britain's Prince Harry. Priyanka Chopra confirmed her attendance at the wedding to the US weekly on Wednesday. When she was asked if she had decided her outfit, Chopra said, " I sort of may have an idea,” But no, I haven’t picked one out yet." Earlier it was reported that Priyanka's name was indeed in the guest list but the actress had not confirmed her presence even though her recent London visit sparked off rumours that the actress had come down to London for fittings for the outfit that she would be wearing at the wedding. Markle and Chopra met in 2016 during a Women in Television event and bonded because of the philanthropic work they do. Priyanka was all praises for her friend and called her an 'activist'. “I’ve known Meghan for three years and I’m so happy the way the world has responded to her because as long as I’ve known her … she is a relatable young woman of the world today,” Priyanka said to the website. “She’s that girl who thinks out of the box. She has always been an activist. She has always had a strong voice. She’s an ambitious girl of today. I think the world needs strong role models like Meghan. I think, I hope, Meghan will end up being one of those people.” Priyanka also wrote an essay on Meghan after the bride-to-be features in TIME magazine's list of 100 Influential People. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to get married in St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle in England on May 19th.

Confirmed: Priyanka Chopra will attend Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's May wedding

U.S. President Donald Trump, his predecessor Barack Obama and British Prime Minister Theresa May have not been invited to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19, royal and British government sources said on Tuesday. 
Harry, grandson of Queen Elizabeth and younger brother of Prince William, will marry Markle, an American actress best known for her role in the TV series "Suits", at St George`s Chapel in Windsor Castle. 
 
"It has been decided that an official list of political leaders – both UK and international - is not required for Prince Harry and Ms. Markle`s wedding," said a spokesman for Kensington Palace, the official residence of William and Harry. 
 
"Her Majesty`s Government was consulted on this decision, which was taken by The Royal Household," the spokesman said. "Her Majesty`s Government" is the official name of the British government. 
 
A Kensington Palace source confirmed the Obamas would not be attending and said the wedding guests would be people who have an existing direct relationship with the groom or the bride or with both. That excludes Trump. 
 
There had been some speculation that the Obamas might be invited due to the personal rapport between the former president and Harry, but it would have been diplomatically awkward to invite the Obamas and not the Trumps. 
 
Although the royal family is expected to steer well clear of politics, Britain`s delicate constitutional balance means that its members have to consult discreetly with the government to ensure their public actions comply with foreign policy. 
 
A British government source confirmed May would not be attending and said there had been no expectation that she would. 
 
The government source noted that the wedding venue was significantly smaller than Westminster Abbey, where Harry`s older brother William wed Kate Middleton in 2011 in the presence of then Prime Minister David Cameron and other politicians and diplomats. 
 
Obama, who was then in office, was not invited to that wedding and the United States was represented by its ambassador to the United Kingdom. 
 
Kensington Palace on Tuesday named some of the 1,200 people, chosen because of their strong leadership and community service, who have been invited into the grounds of Windsor Castle on the wedding day to join the celebrations. 
 
The list included people who ran a wide variety of charity organisations as well as veterans from the armed forces who have suffered life-changing injuries.

"It has been decided that an official list of political leaders is not required for Prince Harry and Ms. Markle`s wedding," said a spokesman.

U.S. President Donald Trump, his predecessor Barack Obama and British Prime Minister Theresa May have not been invited to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19, royal and British government sources said on Tuesday. Harry, grandson of Queen Elizabeth and younger brother of Prince William, will marry Markle, an American actress best known for her role in the TV series "Suits", at St George`s Chapel in Windsor Castle. "It has been decided that an official list of political leaders – both UK and international - is not required for Prince Harry and Ms. Markle`s wedding," said a spokesman for Kensington Palace, the official residence of William and Harry. "Her Majesty`s Government was consulted on this decision, which was taken by The Royal Household," the spokesman said. "Her Majesty`s Government" is the official name of the British government. A Kensington Palace source confirmed the Obamas would not be attending and said the wedding guests would be people who have an existing direct relationship with the groom or the bride or with both. That excludes Trump. There had been some speculation that the Obamas might be invited due to the personal rapport between the former president and Harry, but it would have been diplomatically awkward to invite the Obamas and not the Trumps. Although the royal family is expected to steer well clear of politics, Britain`s delicate constitutional balance means that its members have to consult discreetly with the government to ensure their public actions comply with foreign policy. A British government source confirmed May would not be attending and said there had been no expectation that she would. The government source noted that the wedding venue was significantly smaller than Westminster Abbey, where Harry`s older brother William wed Kate Middleton in 2011 in the presence of then Prime Minister David Cameron and other politicians and diplomats. Obama, who was then in office, was not invited to that wedding and the United States was represented by its ambassador to the United Kingdom. Kensington Palace on Tuesday named some of the 1,200 people, chosen because of their strong leadership and community service, who have been invited into the grounds of Windsor Castle on the wedding day to join the celebrations. The list included people who ran a wide variety of charity organisations as well as veterans from the armed forces who have suffered life-changing injuries.

Trumps, Obamas not invited to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have chosen a charity working for women in Mumbai's slums among a handful of organisations unveiled on Monday that will become recipients of donations in place of gifts for their royal wedding next month.

Myna Mahila Foundation is among seven charities hand-picked by the couple as they announced that anyone who might wish to mark their wedding day on May 19 should consider making a donation to one of the charities, rather than sending a wedding gift.

The foundation, which aims to offer Mumbai women stable employment close to their homes as well as breaking taboos around menstrual hygiene by offering them access to low-cost sanitary napkins, was chosen by Markle after she saw its work "first-hand" during a visit to India last year, Kensington Palace said.

"Myna Mahila Foundation is delighted to be a part of this special occasion for Ms Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. This support will enable us to expand our reach into more urban slums in Mumbai, empowering local women through access to menstrual hygiene products and employment opportunities," said Suhani Jalota, who founded the charity in 2015.

The foundation works as a "trusted network" in Mumbai's urban slums, empowering its staff through training in women's health, English, Maths, and life skills such as self-defence.

The sanitary products are manufactured and distributed by women from these communities as part of wider professional and personal support to help them "grow as individuals and businesswomen".

Markle had written about the charity in 'Time' magazine after her visit to Mumbai in March, 2017.

"During my time in the slum communities outside of Mumbai, I shadowed women who are part of a microfinance system where they manufacture sanitary napkins and sell them within the community," the American actress wrote.

"The namesake of the organisation, Myna Mahila Foundation, refers to a chatty bird ('Myna') and 'Mahila' meaning woman. The name echoes the undercurrent of this issue: we need to speak about it, to be 'chatty' about it," she said.

Kensington Palace said Harry and Markle do not have any formal relationships with the charities chosen.

"The couple have chosen charities which represent a range of issues that they are passionate about, including sport for social change, women's empowerment, conservation, the environment, homelessness, HIV and the armed forces. Many of these are small charities, and the couple are pleased to be able to amplify and shine a light on their work," the palace statement said.

The other charities chosen include the Children's HIV Association (CHIVA), which supports children growing up with HIV and their families across the UK and Ireland, Crisis - the UK's national charity for homeless people, Scotty's Little Soldiers - a charity for bereaved Armed Forces children, StreetGames, which uses sport to change lives across Britain, Surfers Against Sewage - a UK-based marine conservation and campaigning charity, and the Wilderness Foundation UK, which promotes the benefits and enjoyment of wild nature.

"Prince Harry and Ms Meghan Markle are incredibly grateful for the goodwill shown to them since the announcement of their engagement and are keen that as many people as possible benefit from this generosity of spirit. The couple have therefore asked that anyone who might wish to mark the occasion considers making a donation to charity, rather than sending a wedding gift," the palace statement said.

Harry, 33, fifth-in-line to the British throne, and Markle, 36, are set to get married in a ceremony at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle on May 19.

They had earlier revealed that their wedding flowers will also be given to different charities after the occasion.&nbsp;

Markle had written about the charity in 'Time' magazine after her visit to Mumbai in March, 2017.

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have chosen a charity working for women in Mumbai's slums among a handful of organisations unveiled on Monday that will become recipients of donations in place of gifts for their royal wedding next month. Myna Mahila Foundation is among seven charities hand-picked by the couple as they announced that anyone who might wish to mark their wedding day on May 19 should consider making a donation to one of the charities, rather than sending a wedding gift. The foundation, which aims to offer Mumbai women stable employment close to their homes as well as breaking taboos around menstrual hygiene by offering them access to low-cost sanitary napkins, was chosen by Markle after she saw its work "first-hand" during a visit to India last year, Kensington Palace said. "Myna Mahila Foundation is delighted to be a part of this special occasion for Ms Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. This support will enable us to expand our reach into more urban slums in Mumbai, empowering local women through access to menstrual hygiene products and employment opportunities," said Suhani Jalota, who founded the charity in 2015. The foundation works as a "trusted network" in Mumbai's urban slums, empowering its staff through training in women's health, English, Maths, and life skills such as self-defence. The sanitary products are manufactured and distributed by women from these communities as part of wider professional and personal support to help them "grow as individuals and businesswomen". Markle had written about the charity in 'Time' magazine after her visit to Mumbai in March, 2017. "During my time in the slum communities outside of Mumbai, I shadowed women who are part of a microfinance system where they manufacture sanitary napkins and sell them within the community," the American actress wrote. "The namesake of the organisation, Myna Mahila Foundation, refers to a chatty bird ('Myna') and 'Mahila' meaning woman. The name echoes the undercurrent of this issue: we need to speak about it, to be 'chatty' about it," she said. Kensington Palace said Harry and Markle do not have any formal relationships with the charities chosen. "The couple have chosen charities which represent a range of issues that they are passionate about, including sport for social change, women's empowerment, conservation, the environment, homelessness, HIV and the armed forces. Many of these are small charities, and the couple are pleased to be able to amplify and shine a light on their work," the palace statement said. The other charities chosen include the Children's HIV Association (CHIVA), which supports children growing up with HIV and their families across the UK and Ireland, Crisis - the UK's national charity for homeless people, Scotty's Little Soldiers - a charity for bereaved Armed Forces children, StreetGames, which uses sport to change lives across Britain, Surfers Against Sewage - a UK-based marine conservation and campaigning charity, and the Wilderness Foundation UK, which promotes the benefits and enjoyment of wild nature. "Prince Harry and Ms Meghan Markle are incredibly grateful for the goodwill shown to them since the announcement of their engagement and are keen that as many people as possible benefit from this generosity of spirit. The couple have therefore asked that anyone who might wish to mark the occasion considers making a donation to charity, rather than sending a wedding gift," the palace statement said. Harry, 33, fifth-in-line to the British throne, and Markle, 36, are set to get married in a ceremony at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle on May 19. They had earlier revealed that their wedding flowers will also be given to different charities after the occasion.

No gifts please! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle want guests to donate to this Mumbai charity instead