Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their kids arrived in the United Kingdom on Wednesday to begin their “extended” stay there.
They landed at Birmingham Airport at lunchtime, according to The Telegraph.
Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, will begin school in England next week, the outlet reported.
The Sussexes are bringing their dogs, Mia and Pula, with them to England, but are keeping their chickens in Montecito, Calif., The Telegraph also reported.
Page Six has reached out to Harry and Markle’s reps for comment.
Last week, Page Six confirmed that Harry, 41, and Markle, 45, are moving back to the UK for “an extended period of time.”
The couple famously quit their royal duties and fled England for America in 2020, in a move that became known as “Megxit.”
For the past six years, Markle and Harry have been living in a $14 million mansion in Montecito, where they’ve been raising their two kids.
In July, the family took a trip to the UK and reunited with King Charles III, who has cancer, and Queen Camilla at Highgrove House.
The meeting marked the first time in four years that Charles, 77, saw his daughter-in-law and grandkids.
Sources told Page Six that Markle and Harry made the decision to move back to the UK to be closer to Charles, and to ensure their children build relationships with family.
Charles, per a source, was made aware of the move just days before the news went public.
We also heard the Sussexes have been house hunting in the Cotswolds, which is near Charles and Camilla’s Highgrove House residence.
“Obviously, that’s where he grew up, living with his father and brother there, and has happy memories,” Royal commentator Tom Sykes exclusively told us.
The Costwolds is located about two hours away from Prince William and Kate Middleton’s home in Windsor.
Markle and Harry remain estranged from the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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