Meghan Markle’s Unpleasant Behavior at Restaurants Causes Stir Among Locals

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has been making headlines for her unpleasant behavior at restaurants in the Santa Barbara area.

According to a recent article in Star magazine, Meghan has been demanding fully secure tables and complete seclusion to avoid over-interaction with the public.

The royal couple, Meghan and Prince Harry, moved into the gated community of Santa Barbara in July 2020 with their son Archie.

However, their presence has caused chaos in the usually peaceful neighborhood.

The paparazzi are constantly taking photos of the couple, and helicopters and drones fly over their house to capture images.

Moreover, Meghan and Harry have been cold and unfriendly to their neighbors, according to sources.

They keep to themselves and don't interact with anyone, even when they walk their dogs.

One insider claimed that the couple doesn't pick up their dog's poop, which has earned them the label of “disgusting.”

Life in Beverly Hills has become chaotic since the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Parking is terrible, and the trails are crowded.

Wealthy people who are usually fond of kings and effusive can't wait to move out of the neighborhood.

Meghan's attitude towards restaurant staff has also come under scrutiny.

She reportedly makes calls to ensure she gets a completely secluded table, which has earned her the nickname “Princess of Montecito” among locals.

Moreover, she keeps failing to deposit hands under the pretense of being a celebrity.

Despite their low profile, Meghan and Harry have been spotted dining out at lavish restaurants or hiking in the hills.

The prince has been known to spend time at the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club, where membership costs over £8 a month.

Meghan, on the other hand, reportedly spends most of her time in Montecito but drives to LA every week or so.

She enjoys daily hikes with her two dogs, Poole and Guy, and loves to drive around LA to go to the same trails she used to frequent, off the beaten path.

Often, she only sets out with the dogs, which gives her time to think.

After moving to California, the couple befriended Hollywood superstars like Orlando Bloom, James Corden, and Oprah Winfrey.

The latter interviewed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in a documentary that covered topics like their marriage, motherhood, and life in the royal family.

The couple flew back to the UK on a private jet last month ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

They kept a low profile during their visit, making only one public appearance at the Thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's unpleasant behavior at restaurants has caused a stir among locals in Santa Barbara.

Her demands for fully secure tables and complete seclusion have earned her the nickname “Princess of Montecito.”

Despite their low profile, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue to attract attention wherever they go.