After relocating to the US six years ago following their departure from Britain, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will be moving to Britain this month, reports said.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be relocating from California to Britain with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, for an extended stay.
The children will reportedly start school in the UK in September. The plans were reported in People magazine and The Telegraph, and confirmed by a source close to the couple.
Harry’s spokesman or Buckingham Palace have not confirmed the reports yet.
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The Telegraph reports the family will not live in the royal palace and will remain ‘non-working royals’, as they previously agreed when Harry and Meghan stepped down from official duties in March 2020.
Harry and Meghan’s marriage took place in 2018 inside Windsor Castle, although they had a falling out with the royal family over the subsequent years.
They spoke out about their time in the monarchy through interviews in the US; they also starred in a Netflix documentary, and Harry even wrote a memoir, Spare.
There is a bit of improvement in Harry’s relationship with his father, Charles. The current king of England.
The couple reunited in September and Charles also had the opportunity to visit Harry and Meghan in Britain and see their children as well.
But Harry is still on bad terms with his older brother, Prince William.
Since they moved to California, Harry and Meghan have had several projects in the media, such as their Netflix and Spotify deals.
The Harry memoir was a bestseller, but their partnership on Spotify ended and Meghan’s Netflix lifestyle series was never renewed for a third season.
The couple have had mixed success commercially, but Hollywood watchers are claiming they’ve kept the public interested in their lives and activities.
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