Overview
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have moved to the UK with their two children and are living temporarily in a Cotswolds home while they look for a permanent country residence.
- British school places have been arranged for Archie and Lilibet as the family plans an extended but undefined stay while keeping properties in Montecito and Portugal.
- The Home Office and RAVEC have opened a fresh security review because Harry previously lost a legal challenge over state-funded protection and the family currently use private guards.
- Media reports about Meghan’s reported wish list for a large country house and a film studio are unconfirmed and come alongside renewed public and political scrutiny, including President Trump saying he is “happy” they left the United States.
- The move revives questions about whether the couple will resume royal duties, how UK security will be funded, and whether private family steps will ease a long-running rift with senior royals.