After leaving the British Kingdom back to their home in Los Angeles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle May pass again. The couple, who now live in Montecito, California, are looking into moving to the Hope Ranch community. The Santa Barbara News-Press reported Friday that the couple was looking for a new place because the current community no longer accommodates them properly.
Hope Ranch is a private community about 10 miles from Montecito, where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved in March 2020 with their son, earthly who is now three years old. Since living in California, the couple also gave birth to their one-year-old daughter love.
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The possible new neighborhood for the family of four not only boasts a country club and golf club, but also includes access to tennis courts, picnic grounds and a network of horse trails. According to the reports, the houses in the area can reach up to 22 million dollars. It is unclear whether the 38-year-old former military pilot and his 41-year-old wife have already purchased a new property there or are just still exploring. Prince Harry and the actress recently returned to California after crossing the ocean in August for multiple charity events – and stayed for most of September following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
The pair remained in England for the late Queen’s funeral on September 19, and flew back home shortly afterwards. However, before their visit was over, the couple made headlines due to their murky relationship with Prince William, Kate Middleton, King Charles III and other family members. Tensions have been high since the couple left the royal family in January 2020. the waitressOprah Winfrey who interviewed Prince Harry and Markle expressed hope last month that the royals could find peace in their time of mourning, calling Elizabeth’s death an opportunity for correction.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in an interview with Oprah Winfrey (Photo: Reuters)