Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's neighbours 'wary' of sussexes UK return: 'Don’t bring the circus'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to Britain, but residents of the Cotswolds are "more wary" rather than excited about their return.

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told Page Six on Monday that the “chattering class” of the North Cotswolds are “not overly excited" for the royal couple to move across the pond.

“The Cotswolds can be incredibly welcoming to high-profile people because there’s an unwritten agreement: ‘You don’t make a spectacle of yourself, and neither will we,” Kinsey explained.

The royal expert further told the outlet that although Cotswolds residents are used to celebrities living in the posh countryside enclave, they find this situation "strange."

“The irony is that Harry and Meghan are moving to a place that is accustomed to famous people… but completely unimpressed by fame,” Kinsey said. “You can bump into Liam Gallagher at the local pub and nobody cares.”

The Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered podcast host added that she heard from one resident that the community doesn’t have time for the royal couple.

“The advice from locals is essentially that Harry should keep a low profile and allow the family to settle quietly into the community,” she said, adding, “One source put it rather colorfully: ‘Shut up for at least eight months!’ and ‘Harry needs to respect the community.'”

A royal commentator urged Harry and Markle to adopt an "extremely boring" approach as they settle into their new surroundings.

“There’s a sense of, ‘Please don’t bring the circus here.'” she said. “These people are used to celebrities. Harry and Meghan are different because wherever they go, the headlines tend to follow.”