The couple released the clip on Wednesday to mark the launch of their initiative supporting online safety projects for young people. During the video, Harry and Meghan personally called some of the recipients of the 1.5 million pound fund, making it their first joint public appearance in three months.
While Harry expressed his children's gratitude towards the young leaders, Meghan contradicted him, stating that their children were not yet aware of the efforts but might benefit from them someday.
Lady Victoria Hervey shared her thoughts on the video with GB News, expressing her belief that Meghan always likes to have the last word and make everything about herself. She found the video contrived and fake, even questioning the authenticity of the place where it was filmed.
Indeed, some fans and Twitter users have noticed inconsistencies. The video was shot outdoors, and several clues, such as the intricate ironwork on chairs and benches, indicate that it was filmed at San Ysidro Hotel's garden, not their Montecito mansion. There have been rumors that the couple may have sold their Montecito house by October 2021.
The question remains: Where have Meghan and Harry been living during this time? Multiple accounts from the Montecito area suggest that they haven't been spotted there, raising speculations about their actual residence. The truth is known only to the residents of San Ysidro Ranch and Montecito, but privacy seems to be a significant concern for the couple.
The latest video has raised more questions than answers, leaving many to wonder about the authenticity of their public appearances and the actual state of their living arrangements.
