Prince Harry will stay at a 'Covid-secure' Frogmore Cottage with Princess Eugenie and her family when he returns to the UK, according to reports.
It is understand that the Duke of Sussex, 36, will stay in self-contained accommodation at the Windsor royal home when he jets back from the US.
Harry is leaving wife Meghan Markle, who has recently given birth, back at their £11million California mansion to take part in the unveiling of a statue in honour of his mother, Princess Diana, next month.
Frogmore was initially gifted to Harry and Meghan by the Queen after the couple's wedding.
But they gave up the property after dramatically quitting frontline royal duties and moving to the US.
The keys were later handed to Princess Eugenie, who is living there with husband Jack Brooksbank and their recently born first child August.
According to the Sun, the house has been split in two to make it Covid safe for Harry's arrival.
A source told the paper: 'Eugenie and Jack were handed the keys last year and told they could use it while Harry and Meghan were in America.
'The cottage is now literally split into two, meaning Harry can isolate in one half of the house without ever coming into contact with his cousin and her family.
Prince Harry will stay at a 'Covid-secure' Frogmore Cottage with Princess Eugenie and her family when he returns to the UK, according to reports
Frogmore is currently the home of Princess Eugenie, who is living there with husband Jack Brooksbank and their recently born first child August (pictured together)
Harry is reportedly due to stay at Frogmore Cottage - which was initially gifted to Harry and Meghan by the Queen before their move to the US - during his stay
'It has been set up for his return after last-minute plans seemed to work when he was back for the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral in April.'
Harry and Meghan were handed the keys to Frogmore, on the royal owned Windsor Home Park estate, as wedding gift by the Queen.
But, after spending £2.4million in taxpayer-funded renovation, which they later agreed to pay-back, the couple quit the UK and jetted off to America.
Eugenie and husband Jack then moved into the five-bedroom home in November last year. The couple welcomed their first child, August, in February.
The unveiling of the statue will be the first time the pair have reunited since Prince Philip's funeral in April (pictured: Princes William and Harry at the funeral)
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