Harry and Meghan reportedly set for extended return to Britain, six years after royal exit

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan are reportedly planning an extended return to Britain for themselves and their two children, according to recent sources. The couple, who are non-working members of the Royal Family, are expected to relocate from California to the United Kingdom in August, with their children, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, set to begin school there in September.

Neither Harry's spokesperson nor Buckingham Palace have commented on the reports, though a source close to the family confirmed their accuracy. The couple's decision not to resume royal duties or move into a royal property is also expected to remain unchanged. Harry and Meghan have faced significant tensions with other members of the Royal Family since stepping down from official duties in March 2020, with Prince Harry directing much of his criticism at his father, King Charles III, and brother, Prince William.

Despite recent improvements in his relationship with the King, Harry's ties with Prince William remain strained. The move would mark the most significant return to Britain for the Sussex family since their departure from royal life.