Prince Harry and Meghan Move to Separate Cottage on Friend's Cotswolds Estate
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have relocated to a different residence on a friend's Cotswolds property, continuing to keep their California home.
Prince Harry, 42, and Meghan, 45, have shifted to a separate dwelling on a wealthy friend’s estate in England’s Cotswolds, where they have been staying with their children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, since returning to the United Kingdom in August. The family initially occupied the main house on the property but have now moved to another house on the same estate.
"They were living in the main house," a source told the Daily Mail. "They have now moved to a property on the estate."
The friend, who is involved in military-charity work with Harry, reportedly welcomed the Sussexes to remain on his land. The couple also retains ownership of their Montecito, California, mansion, valued at about $14.5 million, which continues to be maintained.
Earlier reports indicated the pair were considering a £12 million (approximately $16 million) mansion near Stow-on-the-Wold, but no purchase has been confirmed. Their latest move suggests a growing familiarity with life in the United Kingdom while they maintain ties to their U.S. property.