Prince Harry has officially stated in papers filed through Travalyst, a sustainable travel organization, that after denouncing his British residency, he now regards the United States as home. This emerged after he announced Travalyst's annual general meeting—a year after he founded the organization in 2019.

After all, the last documentation of Harry had to be updated to reflect his relocation to America in 2020, where he stayed with his wife Meghan Markle and two children, Archie and Lilibet, in Montecito, California. Labeled "Megxit" after the infamous Brexit referendum, their stepping down included them moving out of Frogmore Cottage, a home that had been given to them by the late queen in the course of their marriage.

Now, without an official residence in the UK, Harry's firm declaration attaches him to staying in the United States. Their visits in the UK are just to pass by but not to stay, since they no longer have places to stay.

While speaking in public recently at the Travalyst meeting, he reiterated that when traveling, communities are everything to the industry. He said that, in fact, they form the backbone of any tourist destination." This is the first public comment from him after Catherine Middle announced, on March 22nd, that he had decided to move to his own house after a tussle with KCCA, which some of his friends said had been caused by cancer.

In the meantime, Meghan Markle has established a new lifestyle firm, American Riviera Orchard, which is working to sell products like jams and cookware. That followed the coup settling into American life and paperwork for Harry, suggesting he feels firmly at home in the United States.