Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Have Bought a House in Santa Barbara

The sweetest tribute. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry honored Princess Diana with her favorite flowers on the 23rd anniversary of her death on Monday, August 31. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent the day volunteering at the Preschool Learning Center in Los Angeles, a program of the Assistance League, where they helped children replant their garden.

It has not even been a month since the news of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry shifting into their Montecito mansion made the headlines. The former royal couple, who left the UK earlier this year, was in Canada for a while before they shifted base to Los Angeles.

It doesn’t seem like Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are making a great first impression on the neighbors!

Margot Robbie says she is planning to invite  Prince Harry  and  Meghan Markle  around to her Los Angeles home for dinner. The 30-year-old actress confirmed she previously met Harry at social gatherings, and thinks of him as an entertaining guest.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry greet an adorable young boy while volunteering at Baby2Baby’s back-to-school drive-through event on Wednesday (August 19) in Los Angeles.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be grateful for "Tyler Perry's generosity" in letting them stay in his Los Angeles property when they first moved to the United States.A source revealed to People, "They have endless gratitude to him for helping them during a complicated time."The couple has since moved to Montecito, Santa Barbara.It's safe to say that 2020 has been a whirlwind for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are giving back to their new community. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex volunteered on Wednesday with the popular children's charity, Baby2Baby, which was one of the organizations that accepted gifts in honor of their son, Archie's, first birthday in May. The couple were photographed helping to distribute essential supplies including diapers to local families and fitting kids with backpacks at the Dr.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry helped the charity Baby2Baby distribute school supplies to students in need in Los Angeles.Photos show the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in casual clothes, wearing masks and speaking with community members and students who are preparing for an unprecedented school year. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are helping Los Angeles area students prepare for the upcoming school year.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry feel they are finally home. After stepping back as senior members of the British royal family earlier this year, the couple first went to Canada and then spent several months in the American actress’ native Los Angeles.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently settled in to a new home in Montecito, California, a community in Santa Barbara, about an hour outside of Los Angeles. The move was a bit of a surprise, since many expected the Sussex family to stay in L.A., but a source close to the royal couple says Montecito had always been on their short list of places to live after their royal exit.

, about who might be part of the couple's squad now that they have relocated to California.There were recently reports that Meghan and Adele developed a friendship when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex temporarily moved into Tyler Perry's home in Los Angeles, which isn't too far from the «Hello» singer's residence.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just could not make things work in Los Angeles — their relocation to the Montecito community of Santa Barbara, California, was inevitable.“Meghan visited Montecito in her teens and fell in love with the picturesque scenery and stunning architecture,” a source exclusively tells Us Weekly. “Moving there was always an option, but to begin with, she and Harry wanted to give Los Angeles a shot.

Meghan Markle have moved into a new family home in Southern California, their spokesman said Thursday without providing details. Real estate agents and tax records point to a seven-acre estate in Santa Barbara County, according to The Los Angeles Times.