Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have shared a glimpse of their new life in the UK following their recent return from the United States. In a recent Instagram post, Meghan shared a video showing family moments with Prince Harry, their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, and their two dogs. The video, set to the 1980s pop song "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go" by Wham!, features scenes of the family enjoying outdoor activities, including walks, fishing, and playing in the countryside. The couple moved back to the UK just over two weeks ago, with their children beginning the new school year at UK institutions. The video includes footage of Meghan splashing in a puddle, a playful nod to her return to the UK. It also captures the children playing together, with Lilibet seen wearing wellies while riding a bicycle with training wheels, and Archie running past her. The couple was also seen walking hand in hand in a forest, highlighting their family-oriented lifestyle. The return to Britain marks a significant shift, as Harry and Meghan stepped back from their roles as senior members of the Royal Family six years ago to pursue personal and financial independence in the United States. According to People magazine, Archie, now seven, and Lilibet, five, have enrolled in new schools in the UK after the family's relocation. A source close to the couple told the publication that they are happy to be back, with rumors suggesting Meghan may return to acting. However, some neighbors in their former California home were reportedly unaware of the family's departure until after they had left. Penny Bianchi, a 79-year-old neighbor, told The Sun that the family had been told not to hold a place for Archie at his previous school, as they were expected to stay in the U.S. for a longer period. The family's return to the UK has also drawn attention from the media and entertainment industry. On Saturday Night Live UK, a satirical skit depicted Harry and Meghan visiting King Charles and Queen Camilla at Balmoral Castle, highlighting the public interest in their reintegration into royal life. Meanwhile, Meghan's Instagram post, shared on September 13, included a Union Jack emoji and a heart, signaling her gratitude for being back in the UK after six years abroad.