Harry and Meghan move to another home on a wealthy friend's Cotswolds estate after halting their £10m house hunt
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.
Prince Harry and Meghan have vacated the principal residence on their Cotswolds host's estate and settled into a separate property within the same grounds, with reports indicating they have called off their search for a £10 million permanent family home. The host, a wealthy businessman who was introduced to Harry through shared links to military charities, is happy for the family to stay on the estate indefinitely.
Harry's only stated reason for the UK return has been placing children Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, in British schools.
The couple are keeping their £19.5 million Montecito mansion, with staff still maintaining the property and even caring for their chickens.
Meghan is due to head to Australia next year for a stint co-hosting Junior MasterChef, which is filmed in Melbourne.
