Harry and Meghan Move Into New Cotswolds Home Less Than 3 Months After UK Return

Less than three months after returning to Britain, Harry and Meghan have moved out of their initial Cotswolds accommodation.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently returned to the UK with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, after spending years in California. The family has reportedly made Cotswolds their home base in the UK, but it seems they have changed homes less than three months after making the move across the Atlantic.

The couple are believed to have been staying at a friend's property in the Cotswolds, with their host reportedly being a wealthy businessman. However, rather than continuing their search for a place of their own in the area, Harry and Markle have now reportedly moved into another home on the same estate.

The Duke and the Duchess were reportedly prepared to spend up to $1.3 million on a countryside family home, but their search for a property of their own may now be on hold. Harry is said to have grown close to their businessman friend through their shared involvement in military charitable work, which is how the friendship began.

Their new accommodation is said to be a smaller, separate property tucked away on the same estate. Its exact location has been kept under wraps to give the family some privacy while they continue their stay in the area. According to a friend of the owner, who spoke to the Daily Mail, “They were living in the main house. They have now moved to a property on the estate.”

Frogmore Cottage was the last property the Sussexes had in Britain before their living arrangements changed in 2023. The late Queen Elizabeth II had gifted them the Windsor home, but they eventually gave it up following a request to vacate, shortly after the release of Harry's memoir, Spare.

Harry and Markle were recently in Nottingham on October 15, where they visited a youth recording studio, a food bank, and a community organization supporting young people. The trip brought back a little nostalgia, too, as Nottingham was where they first appeared together as a couple publicly after announcing their engagement in 2017.

The family is currently taking some time away from the UK amid all the ongoing controversies during Archie and Lilibet's school break. They reportedly went on holiday with the children, along with close friends and family, making the most of the half-term break.