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Prince Harry’s Cousin Lady Eliza Spencer Reacts to His U.K. Return With Meghan Markle

Lady Eliza Spencer said she hopes to spend time with the Sussexes as Harry and Meghan return to Britain and launch her rosé brand.

  • Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan arrived in Britain on Thursday, landing in Birmingham, as Lady Eliza Spencer publicly welcomed the couple on Wednesday during the launch of her wine brand, Lala V, in London.
  • The Sussexes are relocating to the U.K. for an extended period as their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, begin school abroad in September, ending six years in California after stepping down as senior royals.
  • Harry remains close to his uncle, Charles Spencer, and the family estate, Althorp, where he stayed during a visit last month, providing significant emotional grounding for the prince and his family.
  • Duchess Meghan continues leading her lifestyle brand, As Ever, and is reportedly in talks for an acting role in Netflix's The Gentlemen, while King Charles III confirmed the couple will remain non-working members of the royal family.
  • While the move aims to bring the couple closer to King Charles, former royal butler Grant Harrold expressed doubt that it will bridge the gap with Prince William, saying, "I doubt Harry's move back to the U.K. is going to completely heal things.
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Prince Harry's cousin Eliza Spencer is reacting positively to the news that he has moved back to England.

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The return of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to England this Wednesday, August 26 is a joy to at least one member of their family. Lady Eliza Spencer, cousin of the Duke of Sussex and niece of Lady Diana, now hopes to spend time with the couple. But who is she?

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Daily Express broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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