Will Prince Harry move into the house that Dodi Al-Fayed bought for his late mother?
Cairo: Hany Kamal El Din
Prince Harry and his wife, Megan Markle, chose to move to North America with their two children, when they stepped down from their senior positions in the royal family, hoping to start a new life.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have settled into their £11 million mansion, located in the opulent Montecito district, which is just a 10-minute drive from Santa Barbara and boasts some of the region’s finest stretches of coastline and walking trails, plus is home to celebrities and the super-rich.
But it seems that Harry and Meghan may choose to leave this place when their two children, Archie, three years old, and Lilibet, one year old, grow up, as Sandro Monetti, a business reporter, told the British Daily Express, it is true that they appreciate Montecito calms down as they raise their two young children, but at some point, they may move to a different place.
As for where the couple will choose to live in the future, Monetti speculated that this could be a place loved by Harry’s late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
“I don’t see their mansion in Montecito as their long-term home,” Monty added.
And it was reported in 2003 that the late princess had planned to move to California before her death, as many sources indicated that she had already chosen a home in Malibu for herself and her two sons, as she hoped to find comfort and freedom in the United States.
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It was said at the time that Dodi Al-Fayed, Diana’s partner who died in a car accident with the princess in August 1997, bought Julie Andrews’ old six-bedroom home for $7.3m (£6m) before their romance began, and then gifted it to her. to be their place of residence to start their life together.
It is noteworthy that Princess Diana separated from King Charles and the former Prince in 1992 and they divorced in 1996, and at that time the late princess blamed Camilla (Charles’ current wife) for destroying her marriage.
