She started off by criticizing the upcoming Netflix project of the couple, which promises activities like hiking, biking, and living a "normal" life in the face of inflation.
In her piece, she warned readers, "If you think you're already feeling the pinch of rising interest rates and inflation, brace yourselves."
Levin went on to criticize Harry and Meghan's portrayal of their California lifestyle as "oh-so-normal," with children riding bikes, hiking, and taking beach walks with their dogs. However, she emphasized that this apparent normalcy comes with a hefty price tag.
Levin highlighted the financial burden faced by the couple, stating that they have to pay nearly $730,000 per year in mortgage payments and council taxes.
She expressed her belief that this must have been a rude awakening for Harry, who, until the age of 35, had his housing expenses covered by his father or grandmother.
It is worth noting that these figures were calculated when the couple purchased their estate in 2020, and merely holding a noble title does not shield a duke from the unpredictable effects of inflation.
