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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'Want Cotswolds Move with £5m Security Costs'
The couple will keep their California home and remain private citizens as they establish a base in Britain and send Archie and Lilibet to school.
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan to relocate to Britain from California later this month with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, establishing a private home base while maintaining their Montecito residence.
- King Charles was informed of the relocation plans on Sunday, August 16, though the Sussexes have no intentions to resume their duties as working royals and will maintain their status as private citizens.
- Cautioning the couple against repeating past mistakes, PR expert Mark Borkowski warned that the return could bring a 'three-ring circus' back, potentially prompting the royal family to resist their comeback.
- This move provides Harry and Meghan their first home base in Britain since relinquishing the lease on Frogmore Cottage in 2023, while also maintaining their vacation property in Portugal.
- Six years after stepping down from royal duties and relocating to the US, the couple plans to enroll their children in school there this September; their return has sparked intense debate regarding potential reconciliation with the royal household.
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