Charity? Acting? The Cotswolds? What will Harry and Meghan's UK life look like?

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, along with their two children, are set to move from California to the UK within the coming days. As news of their relocation has spread, questions have arisen regarding the lifestyle they will lead in the UK. Reports suggest that Meghan is considering a return to acting, with a possible role in the upcoming Netflix series "The Gentlemen," created by director Guy Ritchie.

Filming for the third series of the comedy centered around a duke turned drug baron is expected to commence soon, and Netflix has not yet commented on casting decisions. The family is said to be interested in pursuing acting opportunities, which could provide financial benefits for them amid costly housing, school fees, and international travel.

Harry, meanwhile, will focus on his charity work and existing patronages while in the UK, having completed his final US engagements. His visits to military veterans, the Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre, and Arlington National Cemetery highlight his commitment to supporting service personnel and their families. The couple's permanent residence in the UK is expected to be in the Cotswolds, an area they previously rented in 2018 and have friends in.

Meghan is anticipated to prioritize settling her children into a British school routine, while exploring acting opportunities and managing her business, "As Ever." The family will maintain their Montecito home in California and visit the UK periodically, including for significant royal events like Remembrance Sunday, the Princess of Wales' Carol Service, and Christmas at Sandringham.

However, the extent of their involvement with the wider royal family remains undecided, with some caution and wariness among the Royal Household regarding potential invitations to major engagements.