Prince Harry, Meghan Return To UK

The couple are reportedly moving their family back to Britain after years in California.

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Updated Aug 20, 6:55pm ET

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan to leave California and return to the United Kingdom with Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, later this month, establishing a private, non-royal home outside London. The children have been enrolled in schools in England, while the couple will not resume duties as working members of the royal family after six years based in the United States. The move revives unresolved questions about Harry and Meghan’s security arrangements in Britain and comes amid stalled U.S. court efforts to disclose details of Harry’s visa records.

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Failed U.S. ReinventionMostly Right

Harry and Meghan are returning to Britain because their California-based reinvention has not worked. Their media ambitions, public break with royal life, and American celebrity strategy have left them retreating rather than thriving.

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Practical MotivesMostly Right

Money, taxes, security, and royal status explain the move better than the couple’s public reasons do. The return to Britain is less about family or ideals than about the practical pressures created by wealth, protection, and institutional standing.

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