This is the first time Prince
Harry and Meghan have brought their family to the UK since leaving for the US
in 2020.
They are set to join the
Queen and other members of the royal family to celebrate Her Majesty’s Platinum
Jubilee, which kicks off with Trooping the Colour on Thursday.
It is believed the
family-of-four will stay at Frogmore Cottage, Harry and Meghan’s UK residence.
The home was where the couple spent their final period as working royals before
moving to North America, and it was recently reported that they extended the
lease on a 12-month rolling arrangement.
Frogmore, a Grade-II listed
property owned by the Crown Estate, was a gift from Harry’s grandmother, the
Queen, and is reportedly being used by Princess Eugenie and her husband, who
are said to be out of the country.
Meanwhile, during the four-day
weekend, the monarch is expected to spend time at some stage with the Sussexes.
The trip is extra special since little Lili will celebrate her first
birthday on Saturday, but it is not yet known when she will meet her
great-grandmother in person for the first time.
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Prince Harry and Meghan have arrived in the UK
Royal sources have stated that
the Queen is no longer attending the Epsom Derby on Saturday given her mobility
issues, with the Princess Royal taking her place. As such, there is speculation
that she might finally get to meet her great-grandchild.
It’s not yet known which
Jubilee events the Sussexes are taking part in but they will most likely
attend the Queen’s main birthday parade, Trooping the Colour. While they won’t
be appearing on the balcony, they may still be part of the carriage procession
down the Mall.
