Six years ago, when Harry and Meghan packed their bags, left behind royal duties, and jumped into their new life in California, the world fixed its gaze on them as though they were charting a territory — forging a new path, especially as British Royals. Now, out of nowhere, Britain is back in the sights of the ex-royals. Maybe even for good.As People reports, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are about to uproot everything and move back to the UK with Archie and Lilibet, planning for the kids to start school there in September. Although the plans are reportedly already in place, it might be a bit premature to expect a full royal comeback, complete with waving hands from the balcony and all that jazz. Rather, the Sussexes are reportedly setting up a private (non-royal) base in Britain, keeping their California and Portugal homes, and staying as non-working royals.That point matters because this isn’t a Uno reverse on Megxit. Harry and Meghan aren’t jumping back into royal jobs. It looks less like a formal return and more like a fresh family chapter: something, probably, no one can predict or foresee. The couple who left because of conflict is now choosing to bring their kids back to Britain. The move follows years marked by public drama, loaded with piled-up resentment, accusations, head-turning interviews, Harry’s legal showdown over security, Prince William’s firm position on the brothers’ feud, along with those small but real signs that things with King Charles aren’t quite as icy as they used to be.Now that the Sussexes might be packing bags to make their journey across the pond once again, let’s take a look at the full timeline of how things went: from Megxit to this probable U-turn.