Reports suggest that Meghan and Harry are considering a return to the UK, with Brighton Pavilion potentially becoming their new royal residence.

The Sussexes’ spokesperson mentioned that the couple is open to assisting with royal duties due to King Charles III and the Princess of Wales facing health issues.

In line with their titles, Meghan and Harry have expressed a preference for a royal residence in Sussex over Windsor or London.

Talks are reportedly in progress to designate Brighton’s Royal Pavilion as their official UK home.

The Royal Pavilion, originally commissioned by George, Prince of Wales, boasts a rich history.

Known for his extravagant lifestyle, the Prince Regent sought a neoclassical residence in Brighton, leading to the creation of the Marine Pavilion by architect Henry Holland.

The Duchess is said to be insistent on a residence that reflects her status, while Prince Harry appreciates the Pavilion’s proximity to local amenities like pubs, Greggs, and recreational spots such as the sea and the Prince Regent pools.

Additionally, the pavilion’s convenience to the pier and slot machines adds to its appeal for the couple.

However, not everyone is enthusiastic about the idea of Meghan and Harry residing at the Royal Pavilion.

Green councillor Saffron Lentel-Rice raised concerns about potential disruptions to cycle lanes and bus routes due to increased royal security measures.

The impact on local events like the Valley Gardens ethical alpaca racing event was also highlighted.

Residents in Sussex have shown skepticism and disapproval towards the couple’s possible return, emphasizing their unease with the situation.

Recent reports suggest a change in Meghan’s stance, hinting at her imminent return to the UK to re-engage with the public.

Speculations indicate that she might join Prince Harry for a special appearance at the Invictus Games 10th anniversary service at St Paul’s Cathedral on May 8th.

Despite previous indications of reluctance to visit the UK again, sources close to the situation suggest a shift in Meghan’s plans, with details of the event being kept confidential.

The confirmed attendance of both Harry and Meghan at the service raises questions about how Meghan will navigate the public scrutiny surrounding their return.