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Criminal gangs could be targeting Harry and Meghan's villa.
The police warned: They were perfect victims.
Montecito - While Prince Harry (39) continues to try to get police protection from the British Home Office when visiting Great Britain, he is again fighting for the security of his property in his adopted home of the USA.
Harry and Meghan's US villa has already been targeted by criminals
The son of King Charles III.
(75) left Great Britain in 2020 with his wife Duchess Meghan (42) after the two had given up their royal duties.
As a result, police protection financed by British taxpayers' money was withdrawn.
In a legal dispute in his homeland, the 39-year-old made it clear that his move to the United States was not voluntary.
Meghan and he felt forced due to the aggressive reporting by the British tabloid press and the lack of support from the British royal family.
Since moving home, the couple has regularly feared for their safety.
According to
GB News,
a man broke into her villa in Montecito, which cost almost 14 million euros, in 2020.
In 2022, the Sussexes' property had to be checked by a security service six times within 14 months - and even now there doesn't seem to be any peace.
On the contrary: A number of break-ins have recently taken place in the area where she lives, as
Daily Mail
reports.
Meghan and Harry were warned by police to be on their guard after the latest attack occurred just five minutes' drive from their home on Wednesday.
The California police believe that criminal gangs are currently up to mischief.
During a series of burglaries: Meghan and Harry were at the film premiere in Jamaica
An insider told
Page Six
last year that the couple had to spend a lot of money on the family's security.
According to reports, this is around two million dollars (around 1.8 million euros) per year.
They also hired former President Barack Obama's (62) security guard to provide support.
Under these circumstances, it seems little surprise that Prince Harry continues to hope for police protection in his original home in Great Britain.
Criminal gangs could be targeting Harry and Meghan's villa.
The police warned: They were perfect victims.
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Kirsty O'Connor
However, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan were initially unaware of the current incidents.
They were guests in Jamaica at the film premiere of “One Love” about Bob Marley (1945-1981).
On the red carpet, a beauty expert noticed a change in Meghan Markle's face that not many others noticed.
Sources used:
Daily Mirror, GB News, Page Six, Stern, Gala