Prince Harry and Meghan are returning to the UK with their children

After the crisis of their shock departure, Prince Harry and Meghan will return to the UK imminently. But as the dust settles following the announcement, many questions remain about the couple's decision to relocate from California six years and a family feud later. Where are they going to live? The family plans to live at a private non-royal residence outside of London. While the location remains undisclosed, there are several possibilities, including near Althorpe House in central England. It's where Princess Diana is buried and the current home of her brother, Harry's uncle, Earl Spencer. People there seem indifferent to the prospect. He can rent a room from me if he wants. I don't really care, to be honest. If you want the honest truth, no bother. Might put the house price up a little bit. Yeah, no, no worries at all. No jams at all. There will be safety concerns over where the Sussexes choose to live, not just for them but for local residents in the area as well. Security has always been a point of contention for Prince Harry and Meghan. Harry previously said he did not feel safe bringing his family to Britain after losing a court battle over government-funded police protection. When asked about the couple's security bill and if it's to be funded by the British taxpayer, the UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham had this to say. Well, this is a private matter. It's a matter for Harry and for Meghan and we wish them well in the move that they're making. But will this move improve the family relationships? That remains to be seen after the very public fallout with the royal family. While relations with King Charles appear smoother, Harry and his brother, Prince William, are still reportedly estranged. The Sussexes will not resume their roles as working members of Britain's royal family.