The Duke of Sussex seemed to have engaged in a rigorous workout, which was quite unusual given that he lives in Montecito, yet he was spotted at a gym located nearly an hour away from his home.
Prince Harry, 38, sported an all-black outfit for his gym outing, comprising a t-shirt, shorts, and sneakers. He capped off his casual look with a navy California hat featuring the grizzly bear emblem from the state's flag.
As usual, he adorned himself with a stack of bracelets and carried a box of water in a small green ball as he left the facility. It's worth noting that this gym is located near his and his wife Meghan Markle's Montecito home.
Prince Harry is well-known for his athleticism, with a penchant for playing polo, rugby, and soccer. Therefore, it's no surprise that he was sweating it out at the Santa Barbara gym. Notably, he had recently returned from a charity polo match in Singapore.
What's intriguing is that Prince Harry was seen at a gym in a different city, despite reports suggesting that he now resides there. The San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, which has been available for rent for the past two years and reportedly sold in 2022, has been associated with him. A convoy of vehicles, including a removal lorry and several vans, was spotted heading towards the San Ysidro Ranch, just hours after Prince Harry's return from his charity trip abroad.
Sources suggest that his furniture from the Montecito Mansion is going into storage, while his personal belongings are being relocated to a new place. However, there are speculations that he may have left behind some of his clothes.
Reports indicate that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are living separately, with Markle setting up shop at the San Ysidro Ranch and Prince Harry staying in hotels. While this information comes from journalists and experts in British royal affairs, it has not been publicly confirmed. Newsweek.com reported that Meghan Markle has filed for divorce, seeking a substantial settlement of $80 million, custody of their two children, and the retention of her Duchess of Sussex title.
Prince Harry's decision to leave the British royal family and his homeland to move to the United States has garnered widespread sympathy. Earlier this month, he participated in the Center Belt ISPS Honda Polo Cup at the Singapore Polo Club, a fundraiser for Center Bell, the charity he co-founded in 2006 with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho. This organization aims to empower children and young people affected by poverty, inequality, HIV, and AIDS.
In July 2022, Nacho Figueres, Prince Harry's polo teammate and Center Bell Ambassador, described him as a very competitive player who excels in both polo and riding. He expressed his honor at being Prince Harry's teammate."
