EXCLUSIVE: Harry and Meghan UK Return Confirms Radar's 'Reverse-Megxit' Scoops

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to Britain has confirmed a months-long trail of Radaronline.com exclusives on how the Duke of Sussex was plotting a "de-Megxit" and seeking a deeper connection with the country he left in 2020.

Harry, 41, and Markle, 45, will return to the UK with their children Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, at the end of August for an "extended period," according to sources.

The children are expected to enter British schools in September, while the Sussexes will live in a non-royal residence and remain non-working royals.

A source claimed to Radar: "Harry has been thinking seriously about spending much more time in Britain for months. This isn't an idea that suddenly appeared overnight. The children's schooling, his relationship with his father and his desire to rebuild a meaningful British base have all been part of the conversation."

The development follows repeated Radar reports about Harry's ambitions.

In January, we reported he was weighing a return which could reshape his family's life and wanted Archie and Lilibet to experience Britain, with schooling specifically identified as a possibility if his security concerns could be resolved.

In May, sources told us Harry was laying foundations for a long-term return to British public life, describing a plan to operate outside the formal monarchy while rebuilding his profile in Britain.

Radar continued reporting the theme in June, when we covered claims that Harry "missed his roots" and was desperate to rebuild connections with both his relatives and the British public.

In July, following the Sussex family's visit to Britain, insiders told us Harry was seeking further emotional reunions with his father, King Charles, 77.

Sources said Charles was told on Sunday, August 16, the Sussexes now plan to return for an extended stay.

The King is understood to be welcoming the opportunity to see more of Harry, Markle and his two grandchildren privately – although for now the Sussexes will remain outside the ranks of working royals.

The couple apparently did not discuss the planned move when they met Charles and Queen Camilla, 79, at Highgrove in Gloucestershire in July.

Their accommodation back in Harry's homeland is not understood to be a royal property.

The move marks a striking change from Harry's previous comments about returning with his family.

After losing a legal challenge concerning his British security arrangements, he said: "I can't see a world in which I would bring my wife and children back to the UK at this point."

In the 2021 Apple TV+ series The Me You Can't See, he admitted: "For me, London is a trigger because of what happened to my mom."

Harry and Markle stepped down as working royals in January 2020 and eventually settled in California.

Their departure became known as Megxit, with the Sandringham Agreement preventing them from combining official royal duties with independent commercial work.