According to sources close to the couple, Harry and Meghan are considering relocating from their multi-million dollar Montecito mansion for LA.
This is coming just after an insider revealed that they’ve decided to slightly move away from Hollywood projects and concentrate more on tech.
However, since this is not the first time that rumors have swirled regarding the couple moving, we might as well take it with a pinch of salt.
Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Reportedly Planning To Sell Their Montecito Mansion
Since Harry and Meghan moved into the 9-bedroom apartment located in the gated and secure neighborhood of Montecito, rumors that they’re planning to add another property to their portfolio has been rife.
At one point, the couple were rumored to be considering a move to New York, where Meghan could easily build and further a political career should she choose.
But it’s not so now. According to a source speaking to TMZ, the couple are considering a move to LA so that they can be closer to the hottest events happening in Hollywood and get to be insiders in the A-list celebrity circle.
The source did point out that Harry and Meghan haven’t looked at any houses yet, even though they’re serious about purchasing an LA property.
At the same time, they’re considering putting their home, which they purchased for $14.5 million three years ago, on the market.
Meghan Described Having A Connection To The House When She Saw Two Intertwined Palm Trees Standing In The Property.
The couple purchased the home shortly after they inked multi-million dollar deals with Netflix and Spotify. Since then, fans have had glimpses into the impressive property through clips from their docuseries and interviews taking place at their garden.
The sprawling Santa Barbara County home boasts 16 baths, a library, office, spa, gym, game room, wine cellar and five-car garage, Montecito is 9 miles north of LA.
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