Prince Harry is said to have “no interest” in returning to the UK after the Sussexes relocated to Montecito, California four years ago.

Jane Moore has dished on claims Prince Harry has made a U-turn on plans to return to his royal duties in Britain. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down from their roles as senior royals in 2020 and the couple have since relocated to the US.

The Loose Women presenter, 62, has suggested the prince has learnt a “valuable lesson” since tying the knot with his wife Meghan Markle. The pair said, ‘I do’ in a star-studded ceremony at Windsor Castle in 2018.

Nearly five years after the Sussexes stepped down as senior royals, earlier reports claimed Harry could move back to the UK.

Writing in her latest column for The Sun Jane suggested the reason behind his decision to remain in the US – largely being down to “marital compromise”.

“Prince Harry has now let it be known through the same ‘friends’ that revealed he was interested in returning to the UK that he has ‘no interest’ in doing so,” she wrote.

“What a tease to, er, build up our excitement then snatch it away so cruelly.”

Jane added: “Who knows the Montecito machinations that lie behind this confusion, but perhaps it’s because Harry is a wise husband who has learned the valuable lesson of marital compromise.”

Sources stressed that Harry and Meghan, who have spent the past four years living in California with their two children, Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three, are not seeking a permanent return.

There have been reports of a prince restless in California, approaching his 40th birthday discontented with Hollywood life and seeking to rebuild links with his old life in the UK, before he stepped down as a working royal.

But well-placed sources have now suggested a return to the Britain is not on the cards.

Harry quietly returned to the UK last week for his uncle’s memorial service – and has since flown back to the US.

The service was for the late Lord Robert Fellowes, brother-in-law of Princess Diana, on the Spencer side of the family, to which Prince Harry seems to have remained well connected.

The Duke’s brother Prince William was also in attendance at the service.

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Source: Tampa Bay Times