Prince Harry and Meghan return to the United Kingdom after six years in California
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex flew privately from California to Birmingham and are expected to settle in the Cotswolds, remaining non-working members of the royal family.
Prince Harry and Meghan arrived in the United Kingdom on Wednesday, landing in Birmingham after a private flight from California with their two children, according to a BBC report. A spokesperson for the couple declined to comment on the details of their travel, citing privacy and security concerns.
The pair have indicated they will continue as non-working members of the royal family and are expected to reside in the Cotswolds, about two hours west of London. In a statement made in January 2020, they said stepping back from senior royal duties would allow them to raise their son with an appreciation for royal tradition while focusing on new charitable projects.
Harry and Meghan’s two children, Archie and Lilibet, are set to start at a new school next week. The Duke of Sussex recently lost a legal challenge over a reduction in his security detail during UK visits. When asked about future security arrangements, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the matter was private and wished the family well in their moves.