Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s kids seem to have adapted to their new life in the UK. According to a source, the Sussexes focused on settling their children in the new environment, including school. Now, it was said that Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have
“adjusted well” since their return.
For those unversed, Markle and Harry moved back to Britain with their kids last month. They have rented a home in the Cotswolds while figuring out their future plans. So far, the family has not addressed why they are staying and for how long.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s kids have ‘adjusted well’ to UK life, per source
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have turned a corner after their return to the UK. From navigating schools to avoiding paparazzi, the Sussexes have reportedly tried their best to provide a safe environment for their children in the new place. Meanwhile, a source told PEOPLE that the little ones have “adjusted well and that’s the most important thing to [Markle].”
Harry and Markle returned to the UK after leaving in 2020, but this time, they came back with their kids. The parents’ top priority was helping Archie and Lilibet transition smoothly into the new environment. Furthermore, they aimed to “establish a routine” for their little ones and settle them into a good school.
According to the insider, the kids have found their footing, which has made their mom and dad relaxed. “Now they’re both excited to focus more on their work and the projects that matter to them,” they said of Markle and Harry. Moreover, the family’s schedule included the kids at school and the parents at work during the week. Then, they enjoy their weekends together as a family of four.
For those unversed, Archie was born in London in May 2019, but was still a baby when the Sussexes moved to California. Meanwhile, Lilibet was born and brought up in Montecito until last month. Hence, the UK return was a big change for the siblings.
