Prince Harry and Meghan are expected to bring their children, Archie and Lilibet, to the UK next month for the first time in four years. Multiple outlets report that the family’s visit is still in the planning stages, with earlier uncertainty linked to disagreements over security arrangements. BBC News reports that Harry remains hopeful about bringing Meghan and the children despite those security arguments, and also says the couple are offered royal accommodation for the trip. Sky News adds that the move is expected as the visit is understood to be scheduled for next month, with the children making the first trip to the UK in four years. Other reports say Meghan and the children are expected to fly into the UK this week, describing the situation as part of an on-and-off pattern of decisions and cancellations. Some outlets also suggest the visit could involve meeting within the royal family, including a potential meeting with King Charles. The reporting broadly places the trip after a more recent withdrawal from a planned visit earlier in the period, but the sources agree on the key points that the couple plan to travel to the UK with Archie and Lilibet next month.