The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, is reportedly yearning for a more permanent residence in the United Kingdom, aiming to replace Frogmore Cottage, where he once lived.

After spending four years in the United States following his departure from royal duties, the youngest son of King Charles III seems to be feeling the tug of home.

According to Tom Quinn, an author and expert on royal affairs, Harry is beginning to miss aspects of his previous life across the pond.

As time rolls on, it appears that the duke may find himself reminiscing about his past experiences in the UK with a sense of nostalgia, particularly as the initial excitement of American life begins to fade.

Quinn noted that Harry could be feeling homesick for his old friends from the army and Eton, many of whom he has not seen since relocating.

Strained relationships, largely stemming from their feelings towards Meghan Markle, add to the complexity of his situation.

Despite these challenges, Harry remains resolute in his quest to establish a permanent home in Britain.

This determination is partly driving his ongoing legal battle concerning security arrangements funded by British taxpayers.

The duke’s desire for safety during his visits to the UK has become a contentious issue, especially after he and Meghan were stripped of their royal protection following their abdication.

Upon their marriage, Queen Elizabeth II gifted the couple a grand five-bedroom residence in Home Park, Windsor, encompassing over 5,000 square feet.

However, this house was relinquished when they stepped back from their royal roles.

Reflecting on this transition, Harry shared in his memoir, “Spare,” that he had envisioned this house as his forever home, only to see it become a mere temporary stop along his journey.

Frogmore Cottage holds a special place in Harry’s heart, as he and Meghan invested their own funds to renovate the property after initial taxpayer contributions.

This personal investment underscores the emotional connection he feels towards the home, despite its current status as a former residence.

In addition to searching for a new home, Harry’s push for automatic security checks at UK airports has sparked debate.

The UK Home Office has stated that he and his family no longer qualify for police protection during their visits, a decision that has added another layer of complexity to his return to the UK.