The Duke of Sussex is contemplating a return to the UK as his American adventure with the Duchess of Sussex nears its conclusion.

Reports suggest that after being ousted from Frogmore Cottage last year, the Duke is now eyeing a permanent residence in his homeland, according to insights shared by royal analyst Tom Quinn.

Despite relocating to California in 2020 and stepping away from their royal duties, life for the Prince of Wales’ brother hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows as initially envisioned.

As time passes, the Duke finds himself yearning for elements of his past life in the UK, as revealed by Tom Quinn to the Mirror.

The novelty and thrill of living in the States are gradually fading, prompting the Duke to reminisce about the past with a sense of nostalgia.

Tom further elaborated that the Duke’s eagerness to put down roots in the UK stems from his desire to reconnect with his old friends from Eton and the military, many of whom have distanced themselves due to strained relations with the Duchess.

His ongoing legal battle to have the British taxpayers cover his security costs is seen as a step towards establishing a permanent abode in the UK.

In his memoir “Spare,” published last year, the Duke candidly discussed his eviction from Frogmore Cottage and his enduring affection for the UK.

He had envisioned the cottage as his forever home, a sanctuary amidst the tumultuous changes in his life.

However, the Duke’s hopes were dashed when he and the Duchess were abruptly removed from the Royal House in 2023, signaling a significant shift in their circumstances.

Frogmore Cottage, a gift from the late Queen to the couple, held sentimental value as their UK base until they were compelled to vacate the premises.

The Telegraph highlighted that the Duke and Duchess viewed the cottage as their last refuge in the UK, a place where they could find solace amid the upheavals.

Currently residing in a home in Montecito, California, the couple has spent minimal time at Frogmore Cottage, emphasizing their detachment from their former British residence.

Royal author Phil Dampier emphasized the importance of the Sussexes repairing their fractured relationship with the royal family after publicly airing grievances.

As the Duke contemplates a return to the UK, bridging these divides may prove crucial in fostering reconciliation and rebuilding trust within the royal circle.