Meghan Markle spotted in the Cotswolds after returning to the UK
The Duchess of Sussex was spotted at Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire just days after returning to the UK with Prince Harry and their children.
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Meghan Markle was seen at Soho Farmhouse in the Cotswolds just days after returning to the UK with Prince Harry and their two children. According to the Guardian and Page Six, the Duchess of Sussex made a discreet visit to this celebrity-favored private club in northern Oxfordshire.
The Guardian reports that members of Soho Farmhouse spotted her arriving early in the morning for coffee, before 9 am. She was reportedly introduced to several staff members at the venue. The publication notes that a spokesperson for the Sussexes declined to comment on the reports, and Soho House has not confirmed the visit.
This sighting comes after Harry, Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet returned to Britain on August 26, six years after relocating to the United States. Their presence in the Cotswolds has fueled speculation about where the family might settle, but no specific residence has been officially announced by the couple.
On September 7, Buckingham Palace reiterated that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would not resume royal duties. In a letter authorized by King Charles III, the palace stated that their status remains that of non-working members of the royal family and that their charitable and commercial activities continue to be conducted privately.
A familiar place for the Duchess of Sussex
Soho Farmhouse is not an unfamiliar location for Meghan Markle. The club, set on a vast rural estate, is regularly visited by international celebrities and enforces strict privacy rules, particularly regarding photography in its private areas.
In his memoir “Spare,” Prince Harry recounted that Meghan had long maintained close ties with the Soho House community during her stays in London. The couple had also frequented the Oxfordshire area before leaving the UK in 2020.
The Sussexes’ return to Britain comes as Harry is set to resume several charitable commitments in the UK over the coming weeks, including those related to WellChild, while Birmingham is scheduled to host the upcoming Invictus Games in July 2027.
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