Harry, Meghan's true feelings revealed as Archie, Lilibet start school in UK
The Sussex family returned to England last month after spending six years in the United States
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have reportedly started attending school in the UK two weeks after the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex returned to the country.
The milestone was confirmed on Thursday, September 10.
Sources now claim that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's primary focus right now is to settle their kids in their new environment.
"There is a lot to do. They have just moved halfway across the world, and it's been really busy getting the kids settled," the source told GB News.
"Their focus has been on that, and will remain on that, for the time being. They are happy to be back," the confidant continued.
The royal expert further told the outlet that "everything else will fall into place when the time is right."
For those unversed, the Sussex family returned to England last month after spending six years in the United States. Harry and Meghan moved to Montecito, California, in 2020 after stepping back as working members of the royal family.
The couple has set up a home outside London that is not a royal property.
Prince Harry's desire for his children to establish a connection with his homeland was a critical factor in his decision to return.
Previously, an insider spilled to People magazine that Harry wants Archie and Lilibet "to understand the world he grew up in and where their family comes from."
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