Prince Harry (Duke of Sussex), Meghan (Duchess of Sussex), and their two children have returned to the UK, reportedly planning an extended stay in the Cotswolds after leaving Britain and royal duties six years ago to settle in California.

The couple landed aboard a private jet at Birmingham Airport, The Telegraph newspaper and other media reported.

The paper and other media outlets reported that they plan to stay for “an extended period”, living in a home in the Cotswolds region of central England, having enrolled their children at a school for the coming academic year.

The Telegraph also noted that the pair intend to keep their existing homes in California and Portugal.

Their two children, Archie (7), and Lilibet (5), have already been enrolled at a private school for the start of the academic year in early September, according to multiple British media outlets.

Harry (41) and Meghan (45) swapped the United Kingdom for the United States amid a bitter feud with his family, which only worsened after Harry published his tell-all memoir, Spare.

A no-holds-barred interview with US talk-show host Oprah Winfrey also deepened the rift.

Harry appeared to have mended relations with his cancer-battling father, King Charles III, during recent visits to the UK, but he reportedly remains estranged from his heir-to-the-throne brother, Prince William, and William’s wife, Catherine.

Many questions remain unanswered about their return, including whether they will receive publicly funded security.

Harry has said he did not feel safe bringing his family to Britain after losing a court battle over the provision of government-funded police protection while he lived overseas.

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