Famous British designer Lulu Guinness has reportedly offered Prince Harry and Meghan Markle some solid advice. For those unversed, the Sussexes moved back to the UK on August 26 and intend to stay in the country for an extended period. Harry and Meghan are reportedly settling in a private, non-royal home in the Cotswolds, close to King Charles’s private residence in Gloucestershire.
Resident advises Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to prioritize Archie and Lilibet and school stability
British designer and Cotswolds resident Lulu Guinness has reportedly recommended that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle keep “everything as calm as possible.” Guinness pointed out that the Duke of Sussex shares a close connection with the Cotswolds, having spent a part of his childhood there. Guinness noted that the Cotswolds are Harry’s home, his “old stamping ground.”
Continuing further, Guinness told The Telegraph: “I’d just try and keep your head down. Do it for the children. Try and keep everything as calm as possible, get their children settled into a school and just be good people. If you put your children first, you can’t go far wrong.”
As per reports, Harry and Meghan will reside in a private, non-royal home while retaining their homes in Montecito and Portugal. Although the Sussexes haven’t publicly commented on their house plans, it is widely speculated that their heart lies in the Cotswolds.
Besides being an elite location, the Cotswolds promises privacy for the couple and also keeps them close to their famous friends like Ellen DeGeneres. Moreover, it is close to King Charles’ private residence, Highgrove House in Gloucestershire. Notably, Harry and Meghan had a private reunion with the King at his private residence in July this year.
Interestingly, another celebrity isn’t seemingly too keen to have them as neighbors. TV personality Michael Whitehall delivered a brutal verdict on the Sussexes on his wife’s podcast, The Wittering Whitehalls.
His wife Hilary asked Michael what he thought of Harry and Meghan as his potential new neighbors, to which he bluntly stated that he isn’t keen to have them as his neighbors: “Well no, probably not,” and added that this discussion is beyond any importance for him.
