Prince Harry has discussed his family's integration into British life following their return from California, speaking at the WellChild Awards in London. He noted that his children, Archie (seven) and Lilibet (five), have begun to embrace British customs they previously resisted, marking a significant shift in their adaptation to UK life.

Archie and Lilibet are now eating Marmite on crumpets despite previously objecting to the spread in the house. Harry also revealed an unsuccessful attempt to introduce beans on toast when the family was in California. The Duke reflected on how parenthood has changed his perspective on the WellChild Awards, which celebrates seriously ill children, and emphasised that living closer to Britain would enable him and Meghan to be more available to support charities following their move in August.