Prince Harry and Meghan are reported to be moving back to Britain. Will they or their office confirm it publicly before Aug 26?
54% of users predicted YES — the community missed this one. 24 predictions cast.
Reports that Prince Harry and Meghan planned to move back to Britain first surfaced around Aug. 19, when a source told NBC News that King Charles had been informed of the couple's decision to relocate from Montecito, California, with their children Archie and Lilibet, who were said to be enrolling in British schools. Neither Harry, Meghan, nor a spokesperson for the couple issued any public statement confirming the reported plan in the days that followed, and Buckingham Palace also declined to comment.
The family did arrive in the United Kingdom on Aug. 27, after the question's Aug. 26 deadline, for what was described as an "extended" stay, but even then neither the couple nor their office issued an on-the-record confirmation of a permanent or long-term relocation; a spokesperson cited privacy and security concerns in declining to discuss their living arrangements. The reporting relied throughout on anonymous sources rather than statements attributable to Harry, Meghan, or their office.
Because no public confirmation came from the couple or their representatives before the deadline, the question resolved No. The community leaned toward Yes at 54%, overestimating the likelihood of an official statement within the window.