Are Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan planning to move to England? A royal expert raises hope for the long-awaited return of the Sussexes.
London – It would be the sensational news in royal circles that should also leave the fans speechless: As reported by 24royal.de *, Prince Harry (37) and Duchess Meghan (40) should almost two years after their departure from the palace and their move to the US is considering a return to England.
Harry and Meghan: Royal expert predicts move to England
The Sussex ducal couple is said to be forging plans to move in distant California. Meghan and Harry are said to have had enough of their approximately 12.5 million euro luxury villa in Montecito * and are therefore looking for a new home for their family of four. The two could find something not only in America, of that Royal expert Neil Sean is convinced. A palace source confided in Sean that Meghan * and Harry should consider a “second property” in the home of the renegade prince.
“Prince Harry and […] his wife Meghan Markle will be looking for a home in the UK. We’re not sure where yet, but I suspect it won’t be too far from London, ”says Sean on his daily YouTube show. According to the aristocracy expert, a radius of around 25 to 40 kilometers is probably an option.
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Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry * would certainly continue to spend most of their time in California, the new center of their lives, the house in Great Britain could be used for occasional home visits. Meghan was last seen in England two years ago, her daughter Lilibet Diana * (7 months) has not yet met her relatives around Queen Elizabeth II * (95).
Before moving to California, the Sussexes lived in Frogmore Cottage, which Harry’s cousin Princess Eugenie * (31) currently lives in. Harry will probably not plan to move into the cottage not far from Windsor Castle * again, and Neil Sean also believes that the 37-year-old would like to have his “own, independent residence”. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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