King Charles Expresses Concern for Archie and Lilibet's Safety Amid LA Wildfires Near Montecito
King Charles III is deeply concerned about the safety of his beloved grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, as wildfires in California draw dangerously close to their parents' home in Montecito.
Reports suggest that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may soon be forced to evacuate their mansion, as strong winds are expected to intensify, rapidly spreading the flames through the area.
"King Charles is anxious and has been reaching out to check on his grandchildren's well-being as the wildfires edge closer to the Sussexes' town," a source shared. "The situation in Los Angeles is devastating, and it has saddened the monarch deeply."
The source also provided an update on the Sussexes, saying: "Despite the looming danger, Harry and Meghan remain actively involved in relief efforts, providing support to those affected by the fires. They're offering comfort to the victims even though they themselves are on the verge of needing to evacuate."
Montecito, the couple's hometown, is reportedly under a red flag warning, with hurricane-force winds heading towards the area. This has raised fears that the couple's luxurious home may be at risk of being destroyed by the approaching wildfires.
