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Harry and Meghan Plan Extended UK Return After Six Years

Harry and Meghan Plan Extended UK Return After Six Years
Harry and Meghan’s UK return after 6 years in California: 6 key details to know · livemint.com

Harry and Meghan may spend a long period living in the United Kingdom again.

They have lived in California for about six years.

The move might last six months, a year, or even longer, but it may not be permanent.

Their children, Archie and Lilibet, reportedly received places at the same private school.

The couple asked that the school’s name and location remain secret.

King Charles was reportedly told about the plans first.

Harry may get to spend more time with his father, who is receiving cancer treatment.

Harry and his brother William are still not reported to be speaking.

Harry and Meghan plan to continue their own charitable and business work rather than become working royals again.

Harry’s publicly funded security arrangements may also remain a source of conflict.

Key facts

Expected duration
The UK stay could last six months, a year, or longer, and may not be permanent.
Time in California
Harry and Meghan have spent six years in California.
Children’s schooling
Archie and Lilibet are expected to attend the same independent school from next month.
School privacy
The couple has asked that the school’s name and location remain private.
King Charles
He was reportedly the first royal told about the return plans.
Harry and William
The brothers reportedly have not spoken since Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in September 2022.
Royal status
Harry and Meghan are expected to remain private citizens rather than working royals.
Security
Harry’s return could renew attention on his dispute over publicly funded police protection.

Quotes

A source close to Harry and Meghan

An unnamed source close to the Sussexes who discussed their children’s school admissions

“If those issues don’t heal, there’s a limit to how much they can be brought back into the royal fold.”
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“They had to wait to be told whether or not their children had got in.”
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