Charles confirms Sussexes’ UK return keeps them out of the royal fold

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King Charles, via a letter from the Lord Chamberlain, affirmed that Harry and Meghan are not working royals and cannot use their HRH titles as they return to England. Their 2020 agreement to quit royal duties remains in place, with no half-in, half-out status, while they pursue private and commercial projects. The Sussexes moved back to the UK with their two children for an extended period, reportedly near Highgrove while searching for a non-royal residence, and their children are enrolled in a private prep school costing about $35,000 per year; Charles is described as aiming to stay close to family amid his cancer battle.
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