Prince Harry Speaks for First Time on Joy at Being 'Back on British Soil' and 'Happy' Kids
- On Friday, Prince Harry told CTV it is "great" to be back in Britain, noting that Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are "happy in school" and allowing him to focus on the Invictus Games in Birmingham in July next year.
- Relocating from California last month after six years, Harry cited "lots of reasons" for the move but declined to elaborate, explaining he wanted to avoid distracting from his fundraising efforts for Canadian veterans.
- Archie and Lilibet transferred schools after two days because heavy traffic and long commutes strained their security detail, forcing logistical adjustments to the family's education plans.
- The Lord Chamberlain, authorized by King Charles, issued a letter reinforcing the couple's status as "private citizens," a designation that reportedly "surprised" the duke and duchess, who prefer being called "public figures."
- Uncertainty persists regarding whether the family will receive taxpayer-funded security, as the King has firmly ruled out any "half-in, half-out" arrangement for a return to official royal duties.
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At the moment Prince Harry is on the other side of the Atlantic, but in an interview he enthuses about his home country of Great Britain. He illustrates how happy he and the children are about the return. However, he avoids the reasons.
The Independent
The Independent (US)Prince Harry says it’s ‘great to be back on British soil’ as he opens up on UK return
Harry and Meghan returned to the UK with their two children last month
The Duke of Sussex said that he feels "awesome to be back in Britain, after living for six years in California, reports on Saturday BBC. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gave up their status as active members of the royal family and began a new life in the United States in 2020.
Sky News UK
Great Yorkshire RadioPrince Harry says it's 'great' to be back in the UK and he returned for 'lots of reasons'
Prince Harry says the decision to return his family to the UK was made for "lots of reasons" and it is "great" to be back in the country.
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