Charles III deprives Harry and Meghan of their residence in Britain

According to British press reports, yesterday evening, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan were expelled from their home in the Windsor House of the British royal family, depriving them of any residence in Britain.

The Frogmore Cottage, renovated by the couple at a cost of £2.4 million ($2.9 million), was a wedding gift from the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2018.
The Sun and The Daily Telegraph reported that the circuit was given to Prince Andrew, brother of King Charles III.

According to press information, Harry and Meghan, also known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, were asked to vacate the property in January, a few days after the publication of the prince's memoir, titled "Spir" ("The Reserve").

Charles, who has long advocated cutting expenses associated with the royal family, is undertaking a comprehensive reform of family finance.

Cancelling Andrew's £250,30 grant a year could force him to leave his current residence, the <>-room Royal Lodge, also at Windsor Circuit, due to hefty maintenance costs.

Harry and Meghan moved to California in 2020 after halting their obligations within the royal family.

Since then, the couple have been involved in a series of projects, from an interview with Oprah Winfrey to a Netflix documentary, in which they complain about abuses they say they have experienced within the royal family.

Harry's autobiography "Spur" hit record sales following its publication in January, but the Duke of Sussex has also seen his popularity plummet.

Andrew was forced to leave public life because of his friendship with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, convicted in several cases.

Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the reports. No representative of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could immediately be contacted.