Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to the United Kingdom with their two children, but royal experts say the move may be less about a permanent homecoming and more about securing the "best of both worlds."The Duke and Duchess of Sussex — who are reportedly looking for a home in Britain — are expected to maintain their ties to Montecito, California, while keeping their businesses based in the United States. Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told Fox News Digital that the reported arrangement appears to give the couple access to Britain and the royal family while allowing them to maintain their independent lives in the U.S."I suspect they want the best of both worlds — access to Britain, proximity to the monarchy and the credibility that comes with Harry’s royal identity, while maintaining the freedom and commercial opportunities they associate with life outside the U.K.," Schofield said.PRINCE WILLIAM, KATE MIDDLETON FACE 'SUSSEX CIRCUS' AS PRINCE GEORGE PREPARES FOR ETON: EXPERTPrince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have returned to Britain with their two children. (The David Foster Foundation via Getty Images)Schofield said the Sussexes’ reported plans resemble the "half-in, half-out" role that Queen Elizabeth II rejected when Harry and Meghan stepped back from royal duties in 2020.MEGHAN MARKLE’S UK RETURN POSES PALACE CONTROL ‘NIGHTMARE,’ EXPERT WARNSWhile the couple has reportedly vowed to avoid making public comments or releasing photos that could overshadow Prince George's start at Eton this month, Schofield said the Sussexes’ broader U.K.plans raise questions about whether they are truly returning to Britain for good or simply testing the waters.The couple have vowed not to "hijack" the spotlight as Prince George prepares to attend Eton this month, royal expert Neil Sean previously told Fox News Digital. (Karwai Tang)"Harry and Meghan never do what they say or say what they mean," she said.
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