Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are reportedly preparing to move back to the United Kingdom. This potential relocation comes six years after the couple famously stepped down as working members of the British Royal Family and moved to California. According to reports, the transition is already underway, with the couple having taken steps to enroll their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in schools within the UK.

The move marks a significant shift for the couple, who have spent the last several years establishing a life in North America, where they have pursued various media projects and philanthropic endeavors. While the couple has made sporadic visits to the UK since their departure—most notably for the late Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral and the coronation of King Charles III—a permanent return would represent a major change in their living arrangements.

Details regarding the specific location of their potential new residence or the timeline for the move remain unconfirmed by official representatives for the Duke and Duchess. The report from The Independent suggests that the decision to enroll the children in British schools is a primary indicator of their intent to establish a more permanent base in the country. As of now, there has been no formal statement from Buckingham Palace or the Sussexes' communications team regarding the logistics or the motivation behind this reported change in their status.