Meghan and Harry keep low profile as they settle into new UK home
Since returning to Britain in July, the Duchess of Sussex has remained out of the public eye while focusing on helping her children, Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, adjust to new schools and a new residence. Prince Harry is set to increase his charitable visibility, including attendance at the upcoming WellChild Awards, and the couple will skip the Diana Award gala on 18 September. A suggested dinner at Raffles London has been rejected, and recent family outings have included visits to Althorp and the Scottish Highlands. The family is believed to be looking for a home in the North Cotswolds, where local sentiment is described as mixed.
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Why it matters
The Sussexes' movements and charitable activities influence public perception of the royal family and affect charitable support across the UK.
How this story developed
- Sep 2 Prince George to start at Eton under unprecedented security and privacy rules
- Sep 5 Since arriving in the UK in July, the Duchess of Sussex has not made any public appearances, focusing on her sons Archie and Lilibet as they adjust to new schools and a new home. A source said her priority is getting the kids settled, while Prince Harry prepares for a series of charity events, including the WellChild Awards. The couple will not attend a Diana Award gala on 18 September, and a rumored dinner at Raffles London has been denied by their spokesperson.
- Sep 6 Prince Harry and Meghan have returned to the United Kingdom.
- Sep 6 They are reportedly searching for a residence in the North Cotswolds.
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