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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle return to the UK with their children

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex return to the UK today after six years in the US, accompanied by their three children.

26 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are returning to the UK today after living in the United States for six years. According to reports from the BBC, the couple will arrive with their three children, Archie and Lilibet, marking a new chapter in their relationship with the British monarchy.

The return comes after Harry, the youngest son of King Charles III, expressed concerns about the possibility of returning to the country in 2025. The reasons for their trip have not been detailed in reports, but it arises amid rumors of unresolved matters and family ties.

The decision to return to the UK has drawn attention, especially given the couple's history with the Royal Family, after they stepped back from their roles as active members.

It has been noted that this return could signify a significant shift in family dynamics and in the relationship of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with the rest of the royal family. However, specific details regarding their agenda during their stay have not been published.

According to reports, a private jet was used for the journey from California to the UK, suggesting a private approach to their arrival.

The arrival of Harry and Meghan is generating media interest, as speculation surrounds the impact it will have on their current situation and family relationships.

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