The Sussex family is making a significant return to the UK, confirmed just last month, marking a shift from their six-year residency in California after stepping down as senior royals. Meghan Markle recently shared glimpses of their new life through an Instagram post, showcasing their children, Archie and Lilibet, enjoying the countryside, which included riding bikes and splashing in puddles.
While the specific duration of their stay remains uncertain, reports indicate that both children are set to attend school in the UK for the 2026-2027 academic year. Despite their relocation, Prince Harry and Meghan will maintain their status as non-working royals. Notably, King Charles III views their return as an opportunity for family closeness, especially as he undergoes treatment for cancer. During their visit, the family also made time to reconnect with Charles and Queen Camilla after a four-year absence, although they did not see Prince William and Princess Kate.
