Harry and Meghan 'call off' their £10m country home hunt and move into a property on a wealthy friend's Cotswolds estate
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, pictured in September by her closest California friend Kelly McKee Zajfen, who has become the first of Meghan's American circle to visit since the family returned to Britain in August.
Harry and Meghan have abandoned their search for a £10 million Cotswolds property and moved into a house within a wealthy friend's estate. The businessman, who was introduced to Harry through military charities, is said to be happy for the family to remain on his grounds indefinitely. No indication has been given of how long the Sussexes intend to remain in Britain.
The couple returned to the UK in August after six years in California, with Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, now attending British schools.
They are retaining their £19.5 million Montecito mansion, which features 13 bathrooms, a cinema, gym, spa and wine cellar.
Meghan is expected to spend time in Melbourne next year as co-host of Junior MasterChef Australia, with Harry and the children possibly accompanying her.
