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Prince Harry and Meghan arrive in Britain for ‘extended period’

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The Duke and Duchess have wasted no time - they’ve reportedly already landed in Britain, just days after revealing their return.

Benedict Brook and Bronte Coy

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex aren’t hanging around on their UK move.

The royal couple have reportedly already landed in Britain to start their new life, a move that news.com.au exclusively revealed.

The BBC has said the pair landed from California on Wednesday, UK time.

News.com.au believes that Prince Harry and Megan’s plane landed at Birmingham Airport in England’s midlands. on a private jet.

The Sussexes have enrolled their two children, Archie, 7, and Lilibet, in British schools. With the start of term just weeks away, their arrival in the country was clearly imminent - though it was not known that they’d land this soon.


Harry and Meghan have officially arrived in Britain. Picture: Vito Amati/The David Foster Foundation via Getty Images
Harry and Meghan have officially arrived in Britain. Picture: Vito Amati/The David Foster Foundation via Getty Images



It’s not clear where the family might live, though it’s understood that it won’t be in a royal residence.

There is plenty of speculation that they could be headed for the star-studded Cotswolds rural area of southern England, which would be a convenient dash from Birmingham.

The Cotswolds is also where Highgrove, King Charles’ country residence and beloved home, is also located.


Their two children have been enrolled in a British school. Picture: Supplied
Their two children have been enrolled in a British school. Picture: Supplied



It’s believed the King has welcomed the opportunity to see more of his family. However, the Sussexes are not expected to have any royal duties and will continue their private business ventures and charities.Last week, it was revealed the family of four was returning to the UK, a country they left six years previously.

While they have not yet determined the length of their stay, the decision regarding their children’s education clearly indicates that for the foreseeable future, at least, they intend to make Britain home.

It’s understood the King and Queen were recently informed of the Sussexes’ decision, which comes just weeks after the monarch reunited with his grandchildren for the first time in four years during a top-secret meeting at Charles’ Highgrove House estate.

The Sussexes’ UK move is said to have been partly inspired by how much they enjoyed their summer holiday there – and their time spent with Harry’s extended family.

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