Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are contemplating yet another relocation in a bid to address ongoing challenges they've faced.
Amidst the persistent strains stemming from their rift with the royal family and a reputation under scrutiny, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex see a change in residence, particularly within Los Angeles, as a potential remedy for their situation.
A source cited by Life & Style disclosed that the decision to move from Montecito to Los Angeles primarily revolves around the hope that it might positively impact their social landscape.
"Whenever things turn challenging for Harry and Meghan, their immediate impulse is to relocate – it's become their pattern," shared the source with the outlet. "They firmly believe that a new environment will be a catalyst for improvement and resolution."
The source continued, acknowledging the couple's history of seeking change but also noted the cautious optimism from their circle that relocating to L.A. might indeed be advantageous for them.
While their current lavish $14 million Montecito estate, where they reside with their children, Archie, aged 4, and Lilibet, aged 2, offers luxury, it contrasts starkly with the demographics of Los Angeles.
Montecito tends to have an older demographic, with the median age being over 50, while Los Angeles boasts a younger median age of 35.
"Where they reside presently is predominantly populated by retirees," explained the insider. "This environment, while serene, lacks the vibrancy they seek for themselves and their children. Initially desiring tranquility, they find the solitude too profound, leading to a sense of isolation."
The potential move to Los Angeles signifies their intent to seek a more vibrant and socially engaging atmosphere, possibly offering a fresh start for the couple and their family."
