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Harry & Meghan’s Neighbors Reportedly ‘Thrilled’ Over Their Move After Their ‘Negative’ Experience with the Couple’s ‘Never-Ending Drama’

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Harry & Meghan’s Neighbors Reportedly ‘Thrilled’ Over Their Move After Their ‘Negative’ Experience with the Couple’s ‘Never-Ending Drama’
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Reports suggest that residents of Montecito are relieved that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are moving back to the UK. Neighbors cited the excessive media attention and 'drama' associated with the couple as reasons for their dissatisfaction.

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This reflects the ongoing public interest in the lives of the British royal family and the impact of celebrity presence on local communities.

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Like the British royal family, most were surprised by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 's decision to move back to the UK. However, it seems the couple's Montecito neighbors are more than happy to see them go.

One resident told Page Six that there were "definitely some concerns" when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved into the California neighborhood in 2020, explaining, "There had already been so much negative press and attention surrounding them and the royal family, and I think people worried about what kind of spotlight that could bring to such a quiet community."

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