Meghan Markle was reportedly “fed up” with UK life and considering another international move with Prince Harry. The Duchess of Sussex returned to Britain in August, yet Australia was reportedly emerging as another option. An insider claimed her new “Junior MasterChef Australia” role could help the family “test the waters.”
Meanwhile, the proposed change came after frustration with their British homecoming, despite hopes of settling their children into schools. Their next home, however, remained uncertain, according to the report.
Meghan Markle and family eyeing Australia move and will ‘test the waters’ with MasterChef gig, per source
According to a Closer report, the Sussexes returned from California in August. They reportedly searched for $15 million Cotswolds properties. Earlier, a source said the stay would be “for an extended period of time,” not necessarily permanently. They called the Sussexes an “international couple” with other options. “Why don’t we try Canada for a while? Why don’t we try Australia?” the source suggested. Meanwhile, Archie and Lilibet were reportedly settling into British schools.
An insider said Meghan Markle was “very excited to be doing this show.” She considered it “a huge step in the right direction.” Network 10 confirmed her 2027 role with Poh Ling Yeow on “Junior MasterChef Australia” on October 27. Furthermore, the source claimed, “Harry and the children will be going with her.” They described the trip as “another exciting adventure,” potentially “a lot more than a temporary thing.” The insider said both were “pretty fed up with the way things have gone” since returning.
Additionally, Closer reported holiday plans and potential screen projects in Los Angeles. An insider claimed she was discussing “a few different projects, both scripted and reality.” The source said Australia had been “on their radar” since their April visit. “Things are very much in flux with them at the moment,” the insider said. They added, “Everything is on the table.” Filming could let the family “test the waters,” the source explained. However, no permanent move had been confirmed.
