Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly preparing to move back to the United Kingdom, marking a return to the country six years after the couple relocated to the United States. While specific details regarding their new living arrangements remain limited, reports indicate the family intends to reside in a non-royal property located outside of London.

There is slight variation in the reporting regarding the timeline and the nature of the announcement. Sky News UK reports that the move is scheduled to take place later this month. The Guardian, citing reports from the Daily Telegraph, notes that King Charles was informed of the couple's decision this past Sunday. The BBC and The Independent focus primarily on the educational transition for the couple’s children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, confirming they are enrolled to start at a British school in September.

While the reports align on the core fact of the relocation, the outlets differ in their inclusion of context. The Guardian provides the most detail regarding the family's departure from California and the communication with the Royal Family, whereas the BBC and The Independent focus more narrowly on the children's schooling. No official statement has been released by the Sussexes to confirm these reports, and the exact location of their future residence remains unverified.