Prince Harry and Meghan Markle New Troubles: 'Harry's Hideaway'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are no strangers to making headlines wherever they go. Recently, they found themselves at the center of yet another controversy when rumors surfaced about their alleged involvement with paparazzi, who were supposedly hired to capture photos of them prior to a serious car accident.

Now, a new report has emerged, suggesting that Harry has a special retreat where he can seek solace away from Meghan and their two young children.

According to an article published in the British newspaper The Sun, Harry is said to have a designated room at the San Vicente Bungalows, an extremely exclusive resort located in West Hollywood. 

Membership fees for the San Vicente are exorbitant, exceeding $4,000 annually, and guests are strictly prohibited from taking photographs while on the premises. The resort's rules even stipulate that any camera on a mobile phone must be concealed at all times.

The report suggests that Harry, who is 38 years old, occasionally stays in this separate accommodation, distancing himself from his wife Meghan, who is 41, as well as their children Archie, aged 4, and Lilibet, aged 1.

In response to these rumors, a spokesperson for Harry quickly dismissed them, stating unequivocally, "This is not true."

It is worth noting that Harry and Meghan own a luxurious $15 million property in Montecito, situated in Santa Barbara, California. This private compound spans 7.4 acres and was acquired by the couple in 2020. Their Montecito residence is approximately 100 miles away from Los Angeles.