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Meghan posts a Cotswolds home movie
A 34-second Instagram clip is the first look at Sussex family life since the move back to Britain.
In brief
A 34-second Instagram clip is the first look at Sussex family life since the move back to Britain. The video is a soft public reset: the Sussexes are living in Britain, but as private citizens, not working royals. Originally reported by BBC News.
A clip, set to Wham!
Meghan posted 34 seconds of family footage to Instagram, soundtracked by Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go. It opens with her and Harry on a country path as she turns and says "come on, you".
“come on, you”
Deer, bikes and fishing
Archie runs towards deer, Lilibet rides her bike, and Harry fishes with the children while the dog trots along the water. UK flags and heart emojis run through it.
First post since the move
It is the first time Meghan has put her family on her Instagram grid since the Sussexes left California for Britain. When and where it was filmed is not clear.
Wellies say recent
One shot shows wellington boots stomping in a puddle, and the children wear waterproof boots. September in the UK has been wet, after the hottest summer on record.
A rare look at the children
Archie is seven, Lilibet five. Meghan does show them occasionally, but usually from behind or with faces hidden, so this is unusually open.
Home, but not on duty
The family will base themselves near London in the Cotswolds, with the children in school. A letter from King Charles confirmed they stay non-working royals with no HRH titles.
“were a little surprised not to have been told about this in advance”
At a glance
The video is a soft public reset: the Sussexes are living in Britain, but as private citizens, not working royals.
