A montage from the Cotswolds

Meghan posted a 34-second video on Sunday showing the family on outdoor adventures in the UK, set to Wham!'s Wake Me Up Before You Go Go.

Archie sounds American

Over the music, the seven-year-old is heard saying 'I got this' in a clear American accent while Harry fixes a hook on a fishing rod.

“I got this”

Born here, raised there

Archie was born in the UK but was less than a year old when the Sussexes moved to California six years ago. The accent is the arithmetic of that move.

Or does he sound British?

People Magazine, widely seen as the couple's preferred US outlet, heard something else entirely, saying he sounded remarkably British cheering 'Go! Go!' in another clip.

“Go! Go!”

Boat, lake, fishing rod

Archie was filmed in a rowing boat with Harry and five-year-old Lilibet before the footage moved to the three of them fishing on the lake.

Lilibet's pink pedicure

The clip gave Meghan's 4.8 million followers a look at Lilibet warming her bare feet by the fire, toes painted pink.

Pink, all the way down

Lilibet also appears on a pink tasselled bicycle with a doll strapped into the seat on the back, riding toward a group of deer across a park track.

Harry calls for Archie

'Archie!' Harry shouts as his son runs into frame in a pink shirt and blue wellies.

“Archie!”

Charlotte does it too

Cousin Princess Charlotte, 11, has her own nail varnish habit, wearing icy blue polish in the Wales family portrait marking her parents' 15th anniversary in April.

Bubblegum pink at Wimbledon

Charlotte first wore polish publicly at Wimbledon last July, hands to her face in bright pink as she watched Alcaraz play Sinner from Centre Court.

The dog and the puddles

Labrador Pula bounds down a fern-lined wooded path and watches from the bank as Harry and the children row. A child's welly stamps into a puddle.

Come on, you

Harry and Meghan walk hand in hand down a country lane, and Meghan turns to the camera, thought to be held by one of the children, to call them along.

“Come on, you - come on!”

No caption, just flags

Instead of words, the post carries a Union flag and a red heart emoji side by side throughout.

What Meghan wore

She had on Le Chameau 'Jameson' boots, a brand the Princess of Wales wears often, with a brown Cyana Convertible Puffer Jacket that retails for $398.

Three homes, one new base

The family has moved into a new Cotswolds house while keeping the Montecito mansion and a holiday home in Portugal. The children have already started school.

Happy to be back

They returned to the UK just over a fortnight ago, six years after leaving for personal and financial freedom in the US, and say they are glad to be here.

The King's letter

Charles wrote to government officials, military leaders, Lord Lieutenants and the couple's team to state that the Sussexes are private citizens, not working royals.

Uganda walks away

Insiders say the letter directly caused Uganda to pull out of Harry's Invictus Games. General Muhoozi Kainerugaba announced the withdrawal on X.

“Uganda hereby withdraws from the Invictus Games”

No half in, half out

The Sussexes said they were surprised by the letter, which killed off rumours of a partial return. Insiders say the only people suffering are the Ugandan competitors.

The old fight underneath

All of it sits on a long-running row that started when the couple lost taxpayer-funded police protection in the UK after stepping back as working royals.