Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are laying low in Los Angeles!
As we’ve previously shared, the recently relocated royals have been spotted on a few occasions making meal deliveries to those in need around El Lay, but have otherwise been abiding by social distancing guidelines.
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We’re sure it’s not ideal for the family of three, but they’re making it work! A source told People “they only leave their house for charity work.”
The insider added:
“They spend their evenings at home as a family. They haven’t had any visitors.”
We’re sure it’s been a bummer for the former Suits star to not be able to reconnect with some of her old friends, but we assume they know it’s in the best interest of everyone’s safety! Even though they did have to cancel Archie Harrison‘s reportedly star-studded birthday bash which was set to take place at the beginning of May, a low-key night in sounds just as lovely.
But where exactly are the UK/Canada transplants looking to hang their hat? Obviously, they plan on sparing no expense when it comes to finding the right home, and are currently looking at multi-million dollar pads in Bel Air, around the $12 million to $18 million range, according to TMZ insiders. This is one of the most expensive AND exclusive neighborhoods in Tinseltown, so it’s no surprise that this is on the top of their list. Who knows, maybe they’ll move into Lori Loughlin‘s pad! LOLz!
Per the outlet, the Duke and Duchess have had their eyes on one specific property, though nothing has come of it just yet. Depending on where they are currently residing, and given the global pandemic which is still ongoing, we’re sure they aren’t in a rush just yet to drop that kind of cash.
For now, a great way to distract Meg has been with her new volunteer work, which gets her out of the house and helps people. Total win win!! A confidant previously spoke with DailyMail.com about the 38-year-old’s charitable endeavor:
“Meghan said it felt good to finally be out and about, connecting with people. It was surreal and just so heartwarming. They brought so many smiles and made Easter so special for those who needed it the most.”
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