Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have “adjusted well” in Britain, according to sources close to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex relocated back to the UK last summer with their two children and their dogs, Mia and Pula.
Archie and Lilibet have been enrolled in British schools but have not yet made any public appearances. The only glimpses of the two Sussex children have come from their mother, who shared snippets of their everyday lives on social media.
Focus on routine and school
Sources close to Harry and Meghan told People magazine: “The kids have adjusted well and that’s the most important thing to her [Meghan]. After they first arrived in England, their focus was on establishing a routine and getting the kids settled into school. Now they’re both excited to focus more on their work and the projects that matter to them.”
Revealing the Sussexes' week, the source said that Harry and Meghan work while the children are in school and added: “They’re enjoying family weekends together.”
First joint engagement in Nottingham
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to visit a youth and community charity in their first joint engagement since returning to the UK. The Community Recording Studio (CRS) in St Ann’s, Nottingham, was originally set up to give young people access to music and recording facilities and now offers them a range of creative activities, alongside sport, mentoring and youth development.
Harry and Meghan are expected to visit CRS on Thursday. They are set to get a first-hand look at the organisation, which aims to help young people facing poverty, instability, exploitation or violence build confidence and develop practical skills.
Nottingham was where Harry and Meghan made their first joint appearance after announcing their engagement in 2017.
