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In his view, repeated sightings could help make the couple's presence in Britain feel routine after the attention surrounding their reported return.

He also points to a separate Daily Mail report by Alison Boshoff, whose unnamed source claimed, look, they expect to be let back in.

Harry expects the royal family need him.

Sykes was openly sceptical.

Meghan is reportedly already planning her first trip back to California, just weeks after moving to Britain with Prince Harry and their children.

Harry and Meghan arrived in Britain on August 26th.

Daily Mail senior editor Alison Boshoff says Meghan is going back to the US, by the way, here at half term and in the holidays.

Half term is five weeks, so she's just dipping in and dipping out again.

The source said, "Their American home isn't being erased from their lives simply because the children are going to school in Britain." According to Stylecaster, Meghan also shared an Instagram story reading, "People who take care of chickens are literally chicken tenders." Meghan was fully behind the decision to return to Britain, according to friends of Prince Harry, quoted in reporting by the Daily Mail.

Alison Boshoff writes, "Harry's friends continue to stoutly insist that Meg's is 100% all in with the move.

Time will tell, as it will be a challenge for her to keep her as-ever Instagram feed full of aspirational California sunshine content when she's having a wet Wednesday on the school run." Brand and culture expert Nick Ede tells Cafe Casino, "She would not be arriving as a new royal expected to learn an unfamiliar system.

She would be coming back as an independent woman with her own businesses, profile, and boundaries.

When there was a royal wedding, a Netflix deal, or a big interview, everybody wanted a seat at the table.

For the goodbye party, suddenly nobody could find a free night." Is Doria Ragland the excuse Meghan needs to get out of town? That is the picture outlined by the Daily Mail's Alison Boshoff.

Citing sources close to the Sussexes, speaking on Palace Confidential, she suggested Christmas could be spent in California rather than alongside the royal family.

Boshoff said, "I'm told that this is the plan to go back to Montecito in the school holidays.

The Sussexes are reportedly staying indefinitely for now in a spare property belonging to an extremely wealthy friend near the Cotswolds while they hunt for a permanent home.

And the brief, per the Mail's Alison Boshoff, is ambitious.

Meghan wants nine bedrooms and space for a film studio.

Harry wants extensive grounds with no public footpaths crossing them.

I am your host, Mark Francis.

The Daily Mail's Alison Boshoff reports that the Sussexes are staying indefinitely in a spare property belonging to an extremely wealthy friend near the Cotswolds.

She says three sources have disputed reports that a 12-million-pound house purchase has already been agreed.

According to her account, Meghan wants nine bedrooms and space for a film studio, while Harry's priorities include extensive grounds without public footpaths crossing them.

Everybody thinks if those people can make it in Hollywood, so can I.

If there was an easy path to success in show business, there would be a lot fewer flops in Hollywood." In the Daily Mail, Alison Boshoff reported on a source who is said to have known details of the Netflix deal.

They said, "From speaking to someone with knowledge of the deal, it looks like they've probably managed to maybe keep ten to fifteen million dollars or a touch more purely for themselves over the nearly five years.

Not bad business, but that kind of money doesn't last long with their lifestyle." Netflix paid for the production of the tell-all hit documentary series Harry & Meghan in 2022, which would have included a big fee for them.

Hello everybody and welcome to the latest episode of Where Pop Culture Meets PR.

As you can see, I am running solo or not so solo with my wonderful guest, Alison Boshoff, who is, I'm going to do a quick intro for Alison.

I won't be as good as Lyle is.

Lyle is currently driving somewhere down some weird motorway in France off to do some big performance and that's all I know and I'll just keep my fingers crossed that he's doing safely.

So hello, Lar, because I know you'll listen to this.

Anywho, my guest today, as I said, is Alison Boshoff, the Editor-in-Large and Chief Show Business Writer at the Daily Mail, where she has covered the entertainment and royal beat since 1997.

That's nearly 30 years inside the machine that we're about to take apart.

She is the author of Brand Beckham, which we discussed at great length in our last talk, which was absolutely brilliant.

Hello and welcome to Palace Confidential, your trusted source for royal news.

My name is Luke Blackall and joining me today, we have the Daily Mail's royal editor, Rebecca English, the newspaper's editor at large, Alison Boshoff, and Ailsa Anderson, former communications secretary to the late Queen Elizabeth II.

What a combination.

Thank you all for joining us.

Then we were hearing it might be a year.

Now we're hearing, um, Alison Boshoff, very, very good journalist in the Mail, saying that actually the bigger picture looks like Harry's going to be here in a very modern role as a stay-at-home dad, while Meghan's going to be to-ing and fro-ing between the UK and California, of course to keep, as ever, her business afoot.

There's all sorts of movie, movie rumors and TV series rumors which we'll get to-

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