Meghan, Harry face financial pressure over rising costs
Key takeaways
- Add ARY News on Google AAResize Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seem to have been dreaming for long in the Californian sunshine of their glamorous life.
- Prince Meghan needs about $3 million a year to sustain their lavish lifestyle including maintaining their luxurious 16-bedroom mansion in Montecito.
- Recent efforts to re-enter the spotlight with Princess Lilibet’s pictures and Meghan’s visit to a women’s shelter highlight a move to generate revenue and keep the brand popular.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seem to have been dreaming for long in the Californian sunshine of their glamorous life. However, new information reveals that life for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in Montecito is not all rosy and that they have begun making significant changes to manage their budgets due to high staff costs.
Prince Meghan needs about $3 million a year to sustain their lavish lifestyle including maintaining their luxurious 16-bedroom mansion in Montecito. However, these figures – revealed in Tom Bower’s latest tell-all book ‘Betrayal’ – expose that this level of spending may be unsustainable for the Royal’s.
Recent efforts to re-enter the spotlight with Princess Lilibet’s pictures and Meghan’s visit to a women’s shelter highlight a move to generate revenue and keep the brand popular. The external income stream may not be enough to cover their overheads thus triggering a panic behind the scenes.