On August 22nd, the British newspaper The Times reported that Prince Harry and his wife, along with their two children, would be temporarily living in the UK, and it was unlikely that they would settle there permanently.
One of the sources said that they might stay in Britain for six months, a year, or even longer, but the exact duration has not been determined. The source described the Harrisons as an “international couple,” and they have residences in Portugal and the United States.
The source also hinted that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle may decide to spend some time in Canada or Australia.
Previously, the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported that Prince Harry would return to the UK with his wife and children in August. They moved to the United States six years ago and left the UK.
Reports say that the Harry couple has arranged for their children to attend private schools, and the children will start school in September. At the same time, this couple will not return to the royal household to carry out official duties.
In 2020, the Harry couple no longer held the status of senior members of the British royal family. They lost their qualifications to represent the monarch on official visits, perform other ceremonial duties, and use the title “Their Highnesses”. The couple moved to the United States, purchased a property in Santa Barbara, California, and paid for security services at their own expense. As the fifth in line to the British throne, Prince Harry also lost access to state-provided security services after leaving the UK.
