Prince Harry and Meghan plan return to the UK
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan are reportedly preparing to move back to the UK for “an extended period of time” along with their two children, following six years in California, reports BritPanorama.
The couple’s motives for the move are not clear, and they are not expected to resume royal duties. While the exact location of their residence in the UK remains unconfirmed, speculation suggests they will live outside of London and in a private, non-royal household. Their children, Prince Archie, aged seven, and Princess Lilibet, aged five, have been enrolled in schools.
This development comes less than a year after Prince Harry, 41, expressed concerns about safety during a potential return to the UK, indicating he would not feel secure without police protection. This issue has been a significant point of contention for the family, who do not receive state-funded security unless they are at royal residences.
The Royal Family has faced its share of tensions in recent years, with political figures like Donald Trump remarking in 2024 that he preferred not to deport Harry from the US, citing his own issues. Reactions from Trump’s supporters regarding the couple’s alleged political views have surfaced, including comments from political commentator Megyn Kelly and others expressing disdain over the couple’s move.
As of now, Prince Harry and Meghan have not publicly commented on their relocation plans.
