Prince Harry is reportedly keen for his two children with Meghan Markle, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to be “educated in the UK,” according to one of his friends.

The Duke of Sussex, who lives in California with his family, “loved being back” in Britain during his recent visit, his spokesman confirmed.

Harry’s four-day trip included his first meeting with King Charles in more than 18 months, and it has now emerged that he may be considering schooling options for his children in England.

“I can tell you that Harry wants to educate the children here in the UK,” a friend of the prince revealed.

Concerns Over Missing Out

The same acquaintance suggested that Harry is worried Archie and Lilibet could “miss out” on the lifelong friendships often formed at elite schools. The comment drew comparisons with the three children of Prince William and Princess Kate.

“Harry feels his children are missing out on the extensive family network that their niece and nephews are enjoying,” the source said.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are currently enrolled at Lambrook School in Berkshire. While George’s next school has not yet been confirmed, Eton—attended by both William and Harry—remains the leading option.

Following in His Own Footsteps

“Harry wants his children to have the very best education. He has retained his closest friendship group of confidants from his days at school at Ludgrove and Eton,” the source added.

“He wants that for his own children,” the friend told the Daily Mail.