LONDON — More than two weeks after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle relocated back to the United Kingdom, British commentators continue offering competing theories about what actually prompted the family's return, with financial pressure emerging as one of the more persistent explanations circulating alongside more sentimental accounts involving homesickness and school choices for the couple's children.

Mirror royal editor Russell Myers addressed the uncertainty directly in a recent column, acknowledging that even seasoned royal watchers remain genuinely unsure what is driving the family's decision-making.

"Apart from the fact, no one quite knows what they are doing here," Myers wrote. "True enough, Harry may have been homesick. He may have even yearned for the British autumn after what must be an intolerable time in almost constant sunshine on the Californian coast."

Myers went on to acknowledge more conventional explanations for the move, including the couple's choice of school for their children, while also floating the possibility that Meghan may have a specific professional opportunity drawing her back to Britain.

"Who could really blame him for choosing a quaint British school in the countryside for his children?" Myers wrote. "And maybe, as far fetched as it may sound, Meghan has actually got a job offer with a Netflix smasher."

Despite those more straightforward explanations, Myers noted that persistent rumors continue pointing toward financial strain as an underlying factor in the family's decision to........

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