Harry and Meghan Markle want to move to Malibu
Malibu... It seems to be the city of choice for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Therefore, Harry and Meghan Markle want to move to Malibu. From the news circulating, the small town of "Hope Ranch" became the target of the couple. Reportedly, the controversial couple is rumored to be eyeing one of the properties there.
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A Hope Ranch realtor told The Post that 9 months after rumors circulated they kept receiving calls from worried longtime residents. They said they feared the quiet peace of the community could be disturbed.
Neighbors' concerns over Harry and Meghan Markle's presence in their neighborhood
According to a realtor, who did not want to be named, "People called me not wanting a change and they didn't want all the press and paparazzi hoopla."
Neighbors in the area were unhappy with the news of Harry and Meghan Markle soon buying a house there. Even one of the residents is said to have seen Meghan Markle on a private beach owned by city residents. This beach can only be visited by city residents with certain access.
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"Residents are worried that coming to the city could turn their community into an extension of Montecito," added a second realtor from the suburb.
In the suburb, several Hollywood artists live, namely Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom, Adam Levine, Oprah Winfrey, Jennifer Aniston Elen DeGeneres
There are also concerns about what residents of Hope Ranch have heard from their neighbors in Montecito, where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex bought the mansion worth Rp 221 billion in 2021.
A store employee in Montecito told The Post that Harry and Meghan's security team had closed roads and blocked hiking trails if the two wanted to hike. Even so, they denied it.
The fairly luxurious suburban area is rarely any new property for sale. There live many older generations who enjoy retirement with their grandchildren and property is only passed from one generation to another.