Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are preparing to return to Britain with their children, but new reporting suggests the move should not be mistaken for a permanent homecoming.
A source speaking to The Sunday Times said the Duke and ******* ss of Sussex could remain in the United Kingdom for six months, a year or longer before deciding where they want to live next. Canada and Australia were among the possibilities the source raised for the couple's longer-term future.
The same reporting introduced the phrase "private royals-plus" as a possible best-case arrangement in which Harry and Meghan would remain non-working, private members of the royal family but could potentially appear at selected family occasions. It is not an official ******* le, a confirmed proposal from the Sussexes or an arrangement Buckingham Palace has approved.
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are due to begin school in Britain in September, while Harry and Meghan will establish a private home outside London. Their representative has described the plan more narrowly as spending "an extended period in the U.K. this autumn".
The Sunday Times report pushes back against the ******* umption that enrolling Archie and Lilibet in British schools means the Sussexes have chosen Britain as their permanent home. "It'll be an extended period of time," a source said. "It could be six months, it could be a year, it could be more. I don't think even they know yet."
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A source speaking to The Sunday Times said the Duke and ******* ss of Sussex could remain in the United Kingdom for six months, a year or longer before deciding where they want to live next. Canada and Australia were among the possibilities the source raised for the couple's longer-term future.
The same reporting introduced the phrase "private royals-plus" as a possible best-case arrangement in which Harry and Meghan would remain non-working, private members of the royal family but could potentially appear at selected family occasions. It is not an official ******* le, a confirmed proposal from the Sussexes or an arrangement Buckingham Palace has approved.
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are due to begin school in Britain in September, while Harry and Meghan will establish a private home outside London. Their representative has described the plan more narrowly as spending "an extended period in the U.K. this autumn".
The Sunday Times report pushes back against the ******* umption that enrolling Archie and Lilibet in British schools means the Sussexes have chosen Britain as their permanent home. "It'll be an extended period of time," a source said. "It could be six months, it could be a year, it could be more. I don't think even they know yet."
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