Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Regret Purchasing Montecito Mansion: Sources Claim

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry thought they had found their forever home when they purchased their mansion in Montecito, but after just two years, sources claim that it has turned into a nightmare for the couple.

According to recent reports, the Sussex duo regrets living in Montecito due to the exorbitant taxes and the stinky smell of bird feces in their neighborhood.

The couple moved into their Montecito home in July 2020 and were thrilled to reign as Hollywood royalty.

However, they soon discovered that their mansion was hit with a putrid smell from a nearby bird refuge and reeking odor issues from a legal cannabis factory.

On top of this, the shocking tax bill caused the biggest stink, and the source claims that they are now selling off.

The insider revealed that the couple needs to shell out approximately $6 million a year just to maintain their huge home, on top of Meghan's jaw-dropping clothing and jewelry bill and the huge income tax demand that Harry faces as a resident in the US.

All these issues have put them under the financial gun like they never expected.

Despite these problems, there is allegedly a silver lining when it comes to Prince Harry and Markle's huge purchase.

The source claimed that since the couple is greedy, they bought the mansion knowing that it would be worth more when they decide to sell it.

The property is already worth $26 million, but they only purchased it for $14 million two years ago.

According to the source, it was only a matter of time before Prince Harry and Markle decided to sell their property, and Markle is reportedly urging for the sale to happen as soon as possible.

The suit's alum is allegedly worried that when her lies are exposed, Prince Harry would leave her.

And if their divorce would push through, Markle may only get to enjoy half of the money they invested in their home.

Meanwhile, Princess Eugenie currently lives in Frogmore Cottage, which was once the home of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The cottage was offered to the couple ahead of their wedding in 2018, but they did not move in until April 2019 following extensive renovations that cost £2.4 million.

An unnamed royal insider said that Frogmore is secluded, peaceful, tranquil, and most importantly, private.

In terms of the changes Princess Eugenie and Jack have made, snippets of the inside have been seen on social media.

The living room has been pictured in several Instagram posts from the anti-slavery collective, a collective co-founded by Princess Eugenie.

The Queen's granddaughter was seen sitting on a cream sofa with a dusky blue bookshelf behind her, surrounded by colorful cushions, and amongst them was a small green cushion with the personalized message, August born in February.

In another image, Jack was seen cradling their newborn at the time, and this time the sofa was an off-white linen fabric, with a cream panelled wall behind and several neutral boho patterned cushions scattered around him.

Last year, the royal shared a glimpse of the beautiful kitchen while filming her first-born playing with a toy shark.

Pale beige tiles in a diamond pattern and wooden cabinets in a slightly darker tone were visible in the background.

It is also possible many of the interior design pieces Eugenie had in her previous home, Ivy Cottage, would have come with her to Frogmore Cottage.

In conclusion, sources claim that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry regret purchasing their Montecito mansion due to the skyrocketing taxes, stinky smell of bird feces, and other financial obligations.

They are allegedly planning to sell their property soon, hoping to make a profit.

Meanwhile, Princess Eugenie enjoys her peaceful and private life in Frogmore Cottage, which has been beautifully designed and decorated according to her taste.