Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly returned to Britain with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, as they plan a more settled family life in the country.
Royal expert Alison Boshoff claims Archie has been enrolled as a day boarder at a school near the Cotswolds. His younger sister, Lilibet, is also expected to join the pre-prep section of the same school.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly searching for a country home in the area as they prepare to put down roots in Britain.
According to Woman’s Day, Harry sees the move as a long-term commitment and expects to remain in the UK for at least the next 12 to 15 years.
“He sees himself as a full-time father and he will be here for them, spending every Saturday watching Archie play rugby,” a source said. “That is the agenda.”
Insiders described Harry and Meghan as deeply committed parents whose decision is focused on providing the upbringing they want for their children.
The source also dismissed speculation that Harry is hoping to reclaim his royal status or resume official duties.
“There is no hankering after a royal status or royal engagements,” the insider said. “This is about Harry wanting what is best for them.”
Harry reportedly wants Archie and Lilibet to grow up in Britain, embrace their British heritage and attend school in the country.
King Charles is said to be pleased about the family’s return, although Prince William and Kate Middleton reportedly have concerns about the move.
