Prince Harry and Meghan arrived back in Britain on Wednesday with their two children after six years in California.
A source close to the couple told NBC News last week that the family was returning for an “extended period,” not to resume official royal work.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, 41 and 45, flew privately from California with Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, according to British news outlets.
The Telegraph reported they landed around midday at Birmingham Airport.
A Sussex representative would not say where they will live, citing privacy and security.
The same representative confirmed the family brought their dogs and left their chickens at the Montecito, California, estate they have occupied since 2020.
They are expected to keep that house and a property in Portugal while basing themselves at a private, non-royal home outside London, the Associated Press reported.