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Harry and Meghan Eyeing Move to Exclusive California Community

Reports suggest that Harry and Meghan are considering a move to the prestigious California private community of Hope Ranch.

The couple apparently feel that their current residence does not suit their needs as a family of four, although it remains uncertain whether the issue lies in the home being too spacious or too cramped for them.

Nestled in Santa Barbara, California, Hope Ranch is renowned for its affluent environment catering to equestrians.

Residents enjoy the convenience of a nearby country club, tennis court, golf club, and an extensive network of 27 miles of horseback riding trails.

Approximately 10% of the community's population are horse owners, adding to the area's charm.

Speculation is rife that Meghan and Harry may have already secured a property within the exclusive enclave, although official confirmation is pending.

Recent rumors circulated last week suggesting that the royal couple had sold their Montecito mansion, with sightings of moving trucks at their residence fueling the gossip mill.

One theory posited by a YouTube commenter named Barbara Moorman implied that the couple might be facing eviction if they do not own the property.

An individual familiar with the Montecito area revealed that the previous house on the site, once owned by a McCormick, was a favorite perch for birds due to the nearby eucalyptus trees they feed on.

The new construction has since been dubbed the “bird shit house” by locals, owing to the abundance of avian droppings.

Financial concerns have also been raised, with suggestions that the hefty property tax of $70,000 every six months, totaling $140,000 annually, could be straining the couple's finances.

Despite expressing contentment with their current abode in the past, reports earlier this year highlighted issues with unpleasant odors plaguing the property.

The presence of a 42-acre saltwater marsh, serving as a bird refuge, reportedly contributed to foul smells reminiscent of a large toilet.

An anonymous resident lamented the stench, likening it to rotting offal and describing how homeowners hurriedly shut their windows when the odor wafted through the neighborhood.

Following their return to the US post-Queen's funeral, Harry and Meghan aimed to reunite with their children and resume their professional pursuits outside the royal sphere.

Royal expert Eric Schiffer opined that the extensive coverage of the funeral may have negatively impacted the couple's reputation, particularly as younger royals like Prince George and garnered attention during the event.

Schiffer suggested that the growing prominence of the young royals could overshadow Harry and Meghan's fame both in the UK and internationally.

Amidst speculations about the future roles of and , comparisons have been drawn to recent events in Denmark where royal titles were revoked.

Royal correspondent Jacob Heinel Jensen drew parallels between the situations in Denmark and the UK, highlighting the challenges faced by royals navigating public scrutiny and expectations.

As discussions swirl around potential shifts in the royal landscape, observers are keen to see how the dynamics within the royal family evolve in response to changing circumstances.

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