Overview
- The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have returned from Montecito and are staying in the Cotswolds while they look for a permanent home and prepare their two children for local schooling.
- A nearby private school reportedly sent parents guidance asking them not to photograph or post details about other pupils after the Sussex children’s enrollment was raised with school officials.
- Reports say the family are house-hunting in the Cotswolds and are staying at a friend’s mansion while seeking a large, private property that matches their stated needs.
- Security for the couple is currently provided by private protection as the Home Office and royal security committees conduct fresh reviews of state-funded policing and threat assessments.
- The move brings the Sussexes physically closer to the royal family while they retain private, non‑working royal status and continue to split time and projects between the UK and overseas.