Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'launch legal bid to ban drone pictures of son Archie at California home'

A while back, news broke out that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had purchased a family home in Santa Barbara, California and were quietly living there since July. The couple, along with their son Archie, 1, were initially stationed for months quarantining at Tyler Perry's luxurious USD 18 million Beverly Hills mansion before moving into their new family home permanently.

Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 39, are taking in all the privacy that their new $14.7 million home in Santa Barbara, CA is giving them and they are “very happy” with their decision to move into it. Although the news of their move recently went public, they’re still embracing the normalcy they have been feeling ever since they made the initial private transformation with their son Archie, 1.

what exactly the Sussexes are pitching is not known at the moment, but Variety says Markle and Prince Harry have meet with a number of industry bigwigs, including Bonnie Hammer, the chairman of NBCUniversal Content Studios, who knows Markle from her days playing Rachel Zane on Suits. (The show aired on USA Network, which is owned by NBCUniversal.

Meghan Markle, 39, just gave fans a glimpse inside her and Prince Harry‘s, 35, new California home! The couple purchased the $14.7 million property in Montecito, Santa Barbara in July, and offered the first peek inside when Meghan appeared on a virtual summit via video chat. The mom-of-one was a guest speaker on The 19th* Represents 2020 Virtual Summit on August 14 and appeared via video chat. She said “it’s good to be home” while speaking with the company’s co-founder and CEO Emily Ramshaw.

Prince Harry joined a group of former Invictus Games competitors on a Zoom call this week.The team recently took part in the At Home Superhero Tri, a sporting event for disabled people organized by Superhero Series powered by Marvel.It was recently revealed that Harry has relocated to Montecito in Santa Barbara with his wife, Meghan Markle, and son Archie.Prince Harry might have moved to the United States but he's still very much involved in the Invictus Games.

, 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.

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.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have settled into their new castle… of sorts.

James McClain Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have gone exceptionally grand with their California starter house, purchasing a $14.65 million estate in the heart of posh Montecito, the seaside Santa Barbara County enclave that is famously home to a slew of Hollywood heavyweights.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’ names do not appear on grant deeds related to the property — records show the estate quietly sold in mid-June to a mysterious trust with a deliberately opaque name, though the trust happens

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are setting down more permanent roots in California, and they aren't doing so in Los Angeles. The couple's reps confirmed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have bought a home in Santa Barbara, about an hour and half outside of L.A., and moved there in July.This isn't surprising, as royal reporters Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand's book Finding Freedom revealed that their initial home in L.A.

For the past few months, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had chosen Tyler Perry's luxurious 12-bedroom, eight-bathroom Beverly Hills mansion worth USD 18 million as their quarantine home base along with baby Archie. However, as per a report by Page Six, Harry and Meghan have secretly bought a private family home in Santa Barbara, California and are quietly living there since early July.

BAZAAR's Royal Editor at Large, Omid Scobie, and royal correspondent Carolyn Durand, Finding Freedom has been serialized in The Times, The Sunday Times, and People magazine.