Harry and Meghan moving back to Britain: reports

Reports indicate that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are set to return to the United Kingdom after more than six years of stepping down from their royal duties to live in the United States. According to the British press, the couple intends to move to a private, non-royal residence outside London within the coming weeks. Their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have already been enrolled in a British school and are scheduled to begin classes in September.

As of now, neither Harry nor Buckingham Palace have officially confirmed these reports, which have been corroborated by several news agencies. The marriage of Prince Harry, the younger son of King Charles III, and Meghan Markle, an American actress, in 2018 was initially celebrated as a progressive step for the British royal family. However, their relationship with the monarchy deteriorated significantly due to public scrutiny and Harry's publishing of his memoir, "Spare."

The couple faced ongoing criticism for their perceived insensitivity towards Meghan's mental health and their frequent complaints about the monarchy's restrictions. Meghan has accused an unnamed royal figure of raising concerns about the color of Archie's skin during her pregnancy. Their rift with the royal family intensified further, resulting in estrangement between Harry and his father, King Charles III, as well as his elder brother, Prince William.

Despite making a brief visit to the UK with their children in early July, Harry and Meghan did not meet their grandfather, King Charles III, for the first time since the Queen's platinum jubilee in 2022. The royal brothers are reportedly no longer on speaking terms. Buckingham Palace, known for its reluctance to comment on matters concerning non-working members of the royal family, has yet to address these reports.