Prince Harry and Meghan Moving Back to UK and Have School Places

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to return to Britain, with arrangements made to enroll their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in local schools. The announcement, initially reported by the British press, has been confirmed to Newsweek. This change marks a significant shift from their six-year departure from the UK, which saw them reside in California.

The move, though not discussed with the king during a July meeting at Highgrove estate, sees Prince Charles, who has been undergoing cancer treatment, welcoming the chance for more personal time with his grandchildren since 2021 when they last saw him. This news, while surprising to many, follows hints of a change in Prince Harry's sentiments towards America, particularly post the reelection of President Donald Trump in 2024.

There were indications of his growing affection for Britain as well, as evidenced by an essay he penned in November extolling his love for his home country. In recent months, the couple announced the rebranding of their charity from the Archewell Foundation to Archewell Philanthropies, signaling potential redundancies and the cessation of their own programs in favor of funding other organizations.

This move, coupled with their decision to rebrand, aligns with the anticipated return to Britain. Critics, including broadcaster Piers Morgan, have taken to social media to express their reactions, with some questioning the motives behind the couple's decision.