Prince Harry, Meghan Enjoy Secret Getaway With The Clooneys; Next Engagement Revealed

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle enjoyed their break with their close pals, George and Amal Clooney.

The royals are on their annual break at this time of the year. They won't be back to their duties until September. As such, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex took the time to reunite with the "Ocean's Eleven" actor and his lawyer wife at their house in Lake Como.

"The Clooneys had personally invited Meghan and Harry to their home at the beginning of the summer with an open invitation," a source told Us Weekly. "George and Amal were so happy to host Meghan and Harry. Harry and George have a special bond and friendship."

According to the insider, Prince Harry and Markle spent three nights at the Clooney residence after flying to Como, Italy on Aug. 16. The said trip paved the way for the couple to meet George and Amal's 14-month-old twins, Ella an Alexander.

"They spent the entire weekend at their home and enjoyed the privacy and security the Clooneys had for them there," the source continued while adding that the royal couple have previously been "spending most of their summer in their Oxfordshire home."

In related news, Prince Harry and Markle are set to step out next week in London to watch the hit musical "Hamilton." Kensington Palace announced this on Monday. The couple will be there to raise funds for Sentebale, a charity that Prince Harry set up with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho.

Prince Harry and Markle will also address the audience during their appearance. Sentebale will receive thousands of dollars to help fund its work for children and young people affected by HIV and AIDS in Lesotho and Botswana. The tickets for the special performance will range from $25 to $139 plus a charity donation, People reported.

In related news, a source close to Buckingham Palace claimed that Prince Harry and Markle's honeymoon plans were only made known to Prince William and Queen Elizabeth II. Most of the senior royals "were completely frozen out of all plans and preparations."

"No one knows where they went, only his brother and the Queen were told at first and a few immediate family members know now," a source told The Sun (via Express). "The most senior members of the Royal household staff still have no idea where they went."