Could Archie and Lilibet have a future as working royals? Royal Editor REBECCA ENGLISH answers your questions in this week's Palace Confidential newsletter

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Could Archie and Lilibet have a future as working royals? Royal Editor REBECCA ENGLISH answers your questions in this week's Palace Confidential newsletter. (2026, October 14). Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/royals/article-16205835/Could-Archie-Lilibet-future-working-royals-Royal-Editor-REBECCA-ENGLISH-answers-questions-weeks-Palace-Confidential-newsletter.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Royal Editor Rebecca English discusses whether Archie and Lilibet could become working royals as part of a new Palace Confidential newsletter by the Daily Mail. The piece explores Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent move back to the UK, focusing on their desire for their children to receive traditional British educations at prestigious schools like Eton College. Rebecca English will address if this educational choice suggests the couple hopes Archie and Lilibet might eventually join royal duties despite their previous tensions with the family. Readers can sign up for the newsletter to get exclusive insights.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to the UK for over a month, raising questions about their future as working royals. One key factor behind their move might be the desire for Archie and Lilibet to receive an English education at prestigious schools like Eton College, which Prince Harry attended. A reader of Mail Online's Palace Confidential newsletter wonders if this emphasis on a traditional British upbringing signals the Sussexes' hope that their children will eventually become working royals as sixth and seventh in line for the throne. Rebecca English, Royal Editor, discusses these possibilities and what they might mean for the family’s future relations in her exclusive insights available through the newsletter subscription.

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Palace Confidential ORG · 4× Archie PERSON · 3× Lilibet PERSON · 3× REBECCA ENGLISH PERSON · 3× Prince Harry PERSON · 2× British NORP · 1× English NORP · 1× Eton College ORG · 1× Meghan Markle PERSON · 1× Prince William PERSON · 1×

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In the Palace Confidential newsletter, we bring together the most knowledgeable voices, gorgeous photography and exclusive commentary to expose the truth behind polished public appearances, and reveal the very human drama at the heart of this extraordinary institution.
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Could Archie and Lilibet have a future as working royals? uncertain
Archie → have → royals
Royal Editor REBECCA ENGLISH answers your questions in this week's Palace Confidential newsletter Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been back in the UK for just over a month, and so far 'reverse Megxit' has raised more questions than answers. asserted
Megxit → answer → answers
One big factor in their unprecedented move may be a desire to see Archie and Lilibet receive a 'traditional' British education at a posh school. uncertain
Archie → see → school
Prince Harry, of course, attended the exclusive Eton College alongside his brother, Prince William. asserted
Harry → attend → brother
This week, one Palace Confidential reader wants to know if the emphasis on an English upbringing could mean the Sussexes cherish hopes that Archie and Lilibet, sixth and seventh in line to the throne, have a future as working royals. uncertain
Archie → want → royals
Could this aspiration even be the push that finally brings the warring sides of the family together? uncertain
that → bring → family
In our newsletter, Royal Editor Rebecca English has the answers to these questions – and what may be next for the young royals after their stint in California. uncertain
what → have → California
In the Palace Confidential newsletter, we bring together the most knowledgeable voices, gorgeous photography and exclusive commentary to expose the truth behind polished public appearances, and reveal the very human drama at the heart of this extraordinary institution. asserted
we → bring → institution
You'll have the chance to ask our Royal Editor, Rebecca English, and other top journalists everything you've always wanted to know. asserted
you → have → everything
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