Commentator Angela Levin has made these claims, sharing her thoughts with News.com.au. She starts by criticizing the couple's upcoming Netflix project, which promises a normal life filled with hikes, bike rides, and everyday activities in the face of inflation.
"If you thought you were struggling with rising interest rates and inflation, then brace yourself," she writes in her article. "Harry and Meghan may present their California dream as just so ordinary - kids riding bikes, hiking, and taking beach walks with their dogs - but this normalcy comes with a hefty price tag."
Levin highlights that the couple faces annual expenses of nearly $730,000, including mortgage payments and council taxes. She points out that this must have come as a shock to Prince Harry, who had always had his housing taken care of by his father or grandmother until the age of 35.
She emphasizes that these figures were calculated when the couple first purchased their estate in 2020, underscoring that even having a title like "duke" doesn't make one immune to the unpredictable nature of inflation.
