The Murdochs could be returning home to Sydney permanently in coming weeks.
Sarah and Lachlan Murdoch have spent the past two years in America with their three children, but they could be preparing to return home to Australia, the Sydney Morning Herald reports.
The family are gearing up for an Aussie Christmas at their $23 million Bellevue Hill mansion this year, but they may end up staying for good.
Lachlan (left) and Sarah Murdoch (right) could be coming home to Sydney for a summer Christmas in a few weeks
Despite gearing up for an Aussie Christmas at their $23 million Bellevue Hill mansion (pictured), there are whispers it could be a permanent move
Friends of Mrs Murdoch’s say the 45-year-old Australian model, actress and television presenter would like to live in her hometown to give her children – Kalan, 13, Aidan, 11, and Aerin, seven, an Australian upbringing, according to the Herald.
Mr Murdoch, son of Rupert Murdoch and Anna Murdoch Mann, spent ten years living a ‘quiet life’ with his family in Sydney before moving to America.
Friends said the family were happiest raising their young family on home soil.
Despite being the heir to a media empire, Mr Murdoch, 46, and his wife of eighteen years, reportedly get involved in every aspect of family life, including the school canteen roster.
According to Sydney Morning Herald, friends said the family was happiest raising their young family with three children on home soil
It is believed the Murdochs will move back into their mansion they bought for more than $20 million in 2009, which they have hardly lived in.
The mansion was a construction site for three years but reports suggest it could change when the young family arrive back in the harbor city in weeks to come.
It is believed the Murdochs will move back into their mansion they bought for more than $20 million in 2009 (pictured)