Harry and Meghan’s children have ‘adjusted well’ to life in Britain

Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have “adjusted well” to life in Britain following their parents’ return from California in August, according to a report citing an unnamed source.

Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have “adjusted well” to life in Britain following their parents’ return from California in August, according to a report citing an unnamed source.

“The kids have adjusted well and that’s the most important thing to her,” the source was quoted as saying.

The report said Prince Harry and Meghan had focused on establishing a routine for their children and helping them settle into school before turning more attention to their work.

“During the week, while the kids are in school, they’re working. They’re enjoying family weekends together,” the source added.

The family returned to Britain on August 26, after living in California for six years. A source close to the couple said at the time that helping the children settle in “has been, and remains, their focus.”

Meghan has also shared occasional glimpses of the family’s life in Britain on Instagram.

In a video posted on Sunday, October 11, Archie rode a scooter along a tree-lined path in the English countryside. Their Labrador, Pula, was nearby, while deer could be seen in the distance.

In September, Meghan shared other family moments on social media, including footage of Lilibet riding a bicycle and Harry fishing with the children. She also marked Harry’s 42nd birthday on September 15 with family photographs.

The couple reportedly retain their home in Montecito, California, as well as a holiday property in Portugal, while also maintaining a private residence in Britain.

They are also reportedly planning to spend Thanksgiving and Christmas with Meghan’s mother, Doria Ragland.