Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly plan to spend more time in Britain with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. The move marks a major change since they stepped back from royal duties in 2020. The decision has sparked mixed reactions online. Some royal fans have criticized the move. Others believe it could help Archie and Lilibet build stronger ties with their British family and heritage.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry slammed by royal fans for alleged UK move
According to PEOPLE, Harry and Meghan are expected to relocate to Britain with Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, for an extended period beginning this month.
The children are reportedly due to start school in the UK in September. However, the family does not plan to abandon its life in the United States completely.
The reported plans come only weeks after Harry and Meghan returned to Britain with their children for a summer visit. That trip included a private reunion between Archie, Lilibet, and their grandfather, King Charles.
The meeting marked the children’s first reunion with the monarch in more than four years. The Sussexes have not publicly confirmed all the details surrounding the reported move, so the length of their stay and the exact location of their new home remain unclear.
The reported decision quickly divided royal fans on social media. Some critics questioned why Harry and Meghan would return to Britain after years of publicly discussing their difficult experiences within the Royal Family.
“Embarrassing for both of them after trashing the royal family,” one critic wrote. Another commenter was even more blunt, writing, “Good riddance! Condolences to the English people.”
Another questioned whether the decision could create further tension for Prince William and Kate Middleton, asking why the Sussexes would return “just to make life miserable for William and Kate.”
Not everyone viewed the reported move negatively. Some supporters suggested the couple may simply be prioritizing their children’s education and family connections. One commenter argued that, “They probably want the best education for their children.”
Another user claimed, “Why can’t people be happy for them? Let it go. This is what Diana would want.” A further supporter welcomed the development, writing, “I wish all of them much happiness in the UK. I hope it works out for all involved.”
