Prince Harry Reveals ‘Most British Thing’ He Does with Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet Since UK Relocation
Prince Harry has shared charming new personal insights into his family’s domestic routine following their high-profile relocation from California back to the United Kingdom late last month. Speaking candidly with Hello! magazine while attending the 2026 WellChild Awards in London—one of his flagship solo engagements since returning to home soil—the 42-year-old Duke of Sussex offered a rare glimpse into domestic life as the family establishes roots outside the capital.
The candid remarks arrived amid intense ongoing scrutiny surrounding their return, notably focused on the Sussexes’ security arrangements and public commentary surrounding his uncle Earl Charles Spencer’s latest memoir. Refusing to let the media storm overshadow their transition, Prince Harry affirmed that he and Meghan Markle have focused entirely on cultivating normalcy for their two young children.
When asked to name the “most British thing” he has embraced alongside his family since arriving in August, the Duke responded with self-deprecating warmth: “Gone for a walk. Lots of walks. Isn’t that the most British thing?” He emphasized that the entire household feels genuinely “happy” to be back residing on British soil and immersing themselves in the rhythm of the countryside.
Cultural acclimatization has also extended to the breakfast table for seven-year-old Prince Archie and five-year-old Princess Lilibet.
Harry revealed that both children have developed a taste for classic British fare, enthusiastically snacking on toasted crumpets topped with Marmite.
While Meghan and the children have bypassed formal public-facing royal engagements, social media footage shared by the Duchess documents the family fishing alongside Harry and exploring wooded trails, signaling that the youngsters are comfortably adjusting to their local school routine following an earlier precautionary school transfer prompted by commute security concerns.
