- The King has made it clear that the Prince of Wales and the future of the royal family remain his priority, after the Duke of Sussex announced his return to the UK.
- It is understood the King was first informed of the move on Sunday, suggesting he was not involved in the decision-making.
- The King and Queen hosted the Sussexes at Highgrove, their country house in Gloucestershire, in a private family occasion — the first time Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, had seen their grandparents since 2022.
- Sources close to Harry said he was 'buoyed, very happy and really energised' after the meeting.
- The Sussexes did not visit the Waleses during the visit amid a rift between the two brothers.
- It is understood Charles will not provide the Sussexes with accommodation, but the family will move to a private, non-royal residence thought to be outside London.
- It is understood the King, who was with William, has insisted privately that the work of the institution will not change.
- The Times has been told there are no plans at present to provide the Sussexes with financial support.
King Charles has made it clear that the Prince of Wales and the future of the royal family are his top priorities, especially after Prince Harry announced his return to the UK. The King, who was with William, has insisted that the institution's work will remain unchanged.134578
It is understood that Charles will not provide the Sussexes with accommodation, as they are expected to move to a private, non-royal residence outside London. The King was reportedly informed of the Sussexes' move only on Sunday, indicating he was not involved in the decision-making process.26
The King and Queen hosted the Sussexes at Highgrove, their country house in Gloucestershire, marking the first time Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, had seen their grandparents since 2022. Sources close to Harry noted he was “buoyed, very happy and really energized” after the meeting.
However, the Sussexes did not visit the Waleses during this trip, highlighting the ongoing rift between the two brothers. The Prince and Princess of Wales were informed of the Sussexes' move, although details on the communication remain unclear.
“The King was first informed of the move on Sunday, suggesting he was not involved in the decision. Charles will not provide accommodation, and the Sussexes will move to a private, non-royal residence outside London, with no financial support planned.”
The Times
