Harry and Meghan moving back to the UK: World reacts to ‘Megxit bombshell’
Global media and royal commentators are reacting to the news of Prince Harry and Meghan's relocation to the UK, labeling it a 'Megxit bombshell.' Experts are debating whether this move signals a return to royal duties or a permanent shift in the couple's relationship with the monarchy.
Why it matters
This event highlights the ongoing public and media fascination with the Sussexes and the potential for future reconciliation within the royal institution.
Across the UK and the US, media and royal commentators have reacted to today’s news that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, are relocating the family back to the UK.
Royal commentators in the UK are speculating the reasons behind the surprising news, as well as what this means for the royal family – and the couple’s roles within it.
News broke this morning that the couple are working on relocating the family from California, US, back to England.
Archie and Lilibet, now aged 5 and 7, have been enrolled in schools in England, starting in September, so the move will happen within a matter of days.
The Sun described it as a “Megxit bombshell” on their website and tomorrow’s newspaper front page says the couple are “coming home”.
Tomorrow's front page: Harry and Meg Coming Home https://t.co/REepnVNd5m pic.twitter.com/PHL5wunznR
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