Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Reportedly Have At Least $12M Budget For LA Home

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have settled in Los Angeles and are currently staying in Tyler Perry’s mansion. It turns out that it isn’t permanent because the couple are eyeing to buy their own house and their budget for it is eye-popping.

The Sussexes turned their backs on a sweet life in U.K. and had since traveled to the other side of the pond with their bundle of joy, Archie Harrison. While they are waiting for things to calm down, Markle, Prince Harry and their child are staying comfortable at the mogul’s sprawling property, which Page Six reported to be worth $18 million, in Beverly Hills.

TMZ reported that Markle and Prince Harry are willing to shell out $12 to $18 million for their own house in the busy area. The Duke and Duchess are also reportedly looking for a property in the westside of the Californian city.

According to DailyMail, the couple haven’t been seen with “Madea” star Perry in public but it is believed that it was their mutual friend Oprah Winfrey who introduced them. The owner of the mansion where Markle and Prince Harry are staying is currently in Atlanta, where he resides and works at.

The 55-year-old’s property has eight bathrooms and 12 bathrooms and the villa spans 22 acres in the private Beverly Ridge Estates. At the time, it wasn’t clear if the Sussexes were renting or had bought the place, but newer reports claimed that they were just temporarily calling it home.

Since leaving Canada and setting foot in Los Angeles in March, Markle and Prince Harry had only been seen out and about a few times. In April, Markle and Prince Harry made their first outing by delivering food to those affected by the pandemic.

As per a TMZ report, they sported caps and tried to cover their faces. The husband and wife partnered with Project Angel Food to bring meals for those who cannot leave their houses because of the coronavirus like the elderly.

Then, the pair were also spotted walking their dogs, Oz and Guy, while making sure they follow protocol by covering their faces.