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Harry and Meghan's UK move risks Archie and Lili 'overshadowing' George

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Emma Shacklock
Harry and Meghan's UK move risks Archie and Lili 'overshadowing' George
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Speculation is growing that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reported move back to the UK could overshadow Prince George's upcoming start at Eton College. Royal commentators suggest that the timing of the Sussexes' return may create unwanted comparisons and media focus.

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The internal dynamics and public perception of the British Royal Family remain a significant topic of interest in celebrity and cultural news.

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Whenever the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are out in public there's always comparisons to the Prince and Princess of Wales - and the timing often doesn't help. A lot of their high-profile visits this year have come either just before or after a big moment for other royals like the Waleses.

Now they're reportedly moving back to the UK and have enrolled Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet in a British school from September. That same month Prince George will also be starting his first term at Eton College and I can't help feeling his big moment might not get the attention it would've had if his cousins hadn't relocated.

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