Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to the UK and their first thoughtful gesture hints at their true intensions for Royal Family.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have finally moved back to Britain on Wednesday, August 26, for an "extended period", nearly six years after their exit in 2020.
They reportedly made a discreet arrival at Birmingham Airport via a private flight with no photos or videos obtained by any media outlet.
Given Sussexes' UK comeback came back just days before Prince William's son, Prince George ready to kick off a new chapter of his life at Eton College, Harry and Meghan have taken a thoughtful decision to avoid "hijacking" his special moment.
According to Royal expert Neil Sean, "The Sussexes have assured the king that they will not hijack or derail major royal events, notably the first day of school term for Prince George at Eton."
"By that, no pictures or comment from either one on that day in September," added Neil.
However, Archewell spokesperson clarified to Fox News that "This is not something we would comment on."
Meanwhile, Royal commentator Amanda Matta explained how George’s arrival at Eton College is significant for various other reasons than a typical first day.
"Prince George’s start at Eton isn’t just a personal milestone; it’s the beginning of his public-facing path as heir to the throne," Matta said.
She went on to explain, "The Palace is incredibly protective of that narrative, and any competing headline — especially one involving Harry and Meghan — threatens to distract from the ‘steady, future-focused’ brand the Prince and Princess of Wales have worked so hard to build."
"It would certainly be a shame for his first days at Eton to see him embroiled in a ‘feud’ narrative with his uncle and aunt," added the Royal expert.
