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King Charles breaks silence on Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's UK move
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Key Points:
- King Charles confirmed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not resume roles as working royals or carry out official engagements upon their return to the UK, maintaining their status as private citizens.
- A letter from the royal family’s lord chamberlain clarified that the Sussexes cannot use their HRH titles and must keep their charitable work separate from royal duties, ruling out any "half-in and half-out" royal status.
- Harry and Meghan returned to England with their children in late August for an extended stay, reportedly to be closer to Charles, who is battling cancer, and to strengthen family ties.
- Despite moving back, the couple will continue their independent business ventures and live in a non-royal residence, with reports suggesting they are searching for a home near the Cotswolds, close to Highgrove House.
- This move follows a July reconciliation effort by Charles, who invited the Sussexes to Highgrove, marking his first meeting with their children in four years after their 2020 departure from royal duties.
