Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are parting ways with their luxurious California home, opting for a "more private" residence due to reported ongoing issues with their neighbors.
Having initially relocated to Montecito, California, after distancing themselves from the royal family, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have decided to change residences once again.
According to sources from The Mirror, the couple faced challenges with neighbors and even encountered restrictions accessing a nearby private club.
Reports suggest that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle coordinated with paparazzi to capture their images as they left the club, causing discomfort among other attendees who seek privacy at the venue.
An additional factor contributing to their decision is Meghan Markle's desire to return to film and television, reigniting her career as an actress.
The couple has listed their opulent mansion for approximately 12 million euros, seeking a location that offers more freedom. If they don't receive a compelling offer, they might retain the mansion as a second home while moving to Malibu.
Recalling a distressing incident in May, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle faced a harrowing experience in New York when pursued by paparazzi in a perilous car situation after attending a awards ceremony.
The relentless chase, lasting over two hours, included near-collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians, and even two NYPD officers. While acknowledging the public interest in their lives as public figures, the couple's spokesperson emphasized that safety should never be compromised.
This unsettling pursuit in New York is rumored to be another factor influencing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to part ways with their California residence, seeking a more secure abode in Malibu.
