Prince Harry and Duchess Megana return to Britain

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However, this news does not mean that Prince Harry and Duchess Megana have decided to resign from an earlier decision to relinquish their royal duties and plan to remain in Britain for permanent residence. According to the anonymous rapporteur, the Dukes of Sussex will spend between one and a half to two months in their Frogmore cottage. Where they will go to live after, the couple has not yet unequivocally decided.

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As previously reported, their lives in California have not turned out to be as peaceful as the couple had hoped. When they first arrived in America, they were quarantined due to the country’s coronavirus pandemic restrictions. Since then, the young family has lived in a luxurious villa on the Malibu coast, in complete isolation from the outside world, without meeting friends or relatives.

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Megan was especially upset about it, because she had not been able to meet her Hollywood friends, whom she had dreamed of for so long. Even Megan’s mother, who lives nearby, has only recently been allowed to visit her daughter for the first time in several months.

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But the reasons for leaving California are quite different. The couple seriously thought about it for the first time after a paparazzi-driven drone regularly started flying over the property they rented, filming and photographing the couple’s private daily life. Once, one of the drones was right above the head of Megan and her one-year-old son, when his mother and child played by the pool.

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But then the situation has become even more dangerous. Protests have begun in the country over the death of George Floid, an African American who has been tried several times, blaming the actions of a white policeman. Everything is not limited to protests, mass riots have begun in the country, during which shops and houses of the rich are being demolished and looted. The rebels had also reached the elite district where Harry and Megan live. It was then that Prince William advised his brother and family to move to a safer place, at least temporarily, and offered to return to Britain.