Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly planning to move back to the UK with their children, six years after stepping back from royal duties in a departure widely dubbed "Megxit". Royal experts told Fox News Digital that such a return could be seen as a "spectacular defeat" for the couple, undermining the narrative of freedom and independence they built after leaving Britain for the United States, and could set the stage for renewed tension with Prince William.

The reported relocation would represent a striking reversal for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who left royal life in pursuit of financial independence and a fresh start away from the institution and media scrutiny they said had become unbearable. Commentators suggest a homecoming would inevitably revive scrutiny of the explosive allegations the couple made against the royal family in previous interviews and Harry's memoir, and could reignite friction with his brother, William, as the family navigates their potential return to public life in Britain.