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Meghan and Harry's assets are shrinking: juicy tax payments for their villa

Meghan and Harry recently had a hefty bill fluttering into their house. The taxes on her Montecito property are anything but cheap.

Montecito – Since leaving the British royal family, Duchess Meghan (40) and Prince Harry (37) have been responsible for their own finances. Thanks to various collaborations and appearances, the two shouldn’t have any serious money worries so far. Your property in Montecito now devours a decent chunk.
24royal.de* reveals how much Meghan and Harry’s assets are now shrinking.

Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry finally wanted to arrive in their villa in Montecito and build a tranquil life with their two children Archie (2) and Lilibet (9 months). The property, previously owned by a Russian entrepreneur, offers all sorts of amenities to that end. The luxurious residence with 9 bedrooms, 16 bathrooms, its own gym, a huge garden with a chicken coop, a tennis court, etc. still cost almost 15 million dollars when the Sussexes were bought.

Recently, however, reports have been circulating that Meghan and Harry are looking for a new home. The villa is said to be cursed and a real “horror house” with a horrifying past. In addition, the bad stench of a salt marsh flows from a nearby nature reserve to the Sussexes. As has now become known, there is also another factor that could possibly persuade the family to move in the near future. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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