Prince Harry and Meghan: Video of their £11M Montecito mansion is going viral

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle left the Royal Family in 2020 in a bid to live a private life away from the prying eyes of the paparazzi. After a brief stay in Canada, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex bought a mansion in Montecito worth £11 million, but did you know they got a discount on the mansion?

Since moving, the couple have still been face to face with paparazzi, according to the couple, they were involved in a car chase during the summer involving the media. However, it would seem that matters aren’t getting better for Prince Harry and Meghan as a detailed video of their home has gone viral on the Internet.

Prince Harry and Meghan’s home is on TikTok

As reported by Newsweek a detailed video of Prince Harry and Meghan’s home has gone viral on TikTok. The video in question was posted by @celebritieshomes and shows aerial shots of the mansion and some pictures of the interior.

The TikTok has over 10K likes and has been viewed 568K times. According to Newsweek, the images were obtained through Google, which uses a ‘combination of satellites and cameras mounted on planes in order to create its vivid 3D impression of our planet’.

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This isn’t the first time for Prince Harry and Meghan

This isn’t the first time that the location where Prince Harry and Meghan have been staying has been released on the internet without their consent.

Indeed when the couple first moved to the US, they stayed with Tyler Perry. Paparazzi took photos of the home thanks to drones and sold the pictures to Bunte, a German magazine, as per Newsweek.

Moreover, in 2019, Prince Harry and Meghan moved out of Kensington Palace to a house in The Cotswolds, where the paparazzi agency Splash allegedly took aerial photos of the house thanks to a helicopter. The couple’s lawyer then argued that they were forced to move out of the home. Their lawyer had said:

The property had been chosen by the duke for himself and his wife, given the high level of privacy it afforded given its position in a secluded area surrounded by private farmland away from any areas to which photographers have access.

Adding:

The helicopter flew over the home at a low altitude, allowing Splash to take photographs of and into the living area and dining area of the home and directly into the bedroom

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Newsweek: ‘Prince Harry and Meghan Security Nightmare is Viral on TikTok’

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