Harry and Meghan’s Home Nears ‘Extreme Danger Zone’ Amid Wildfires
Harry and Meghan face potential evacuation as wildfires threaten their home in Montecito, California, with strong winds worsening the situation.
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Los Angeles: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might have to leave their home soon. The wildfires in the area are getting pretty intense.
They were seen helping out victims of the fires just a few days ago, but now they’re in a tough spot themselves. Their neighborhood in Montecito is under a red flag warning, and strong winds are on the way, which could make things worse for their $29 million mansion.
The Montecito Fire Department has warned that the winds could cause the flames to spread quickly and unpredictably. They’ve told everyone to be ready to evacuate if needed. It’s wild to think that just four days ago, Harry and Meghan were opening their doors to help others, and now they might have to leave.
Sources say they’re prepared to grab their kids, Archie and Lilibet, and get out if things get dicey. Their security team has been working on an evacuation plan and packing essentials for the little ones.
A neighbor mentioned that while it’s not total chaos yet, the fire is moving fast, and they’re not taking any chances. The couple and their neighbors have received survival kits with things like flashlights, water, and snacks. They’ve also been donating supplies to those affected by the fires.
After the fires started, Harry and Meghan shared a list of charities and groups to support on their website. They highlighted how the wildfires have devastated many lives and homes in Southern California.
They encouraged people to help out, especially if they can offer shelter to friends or neighbors in need. It’s heartbreaking to see so many families left with nothing, and they urged donations of clothing and essentials.
On top of all this, Meghan’s new Netflix series, “Love, Meghan,” has been postponed due to the fires. It was supposed to premiere soon, but now it’s pushed to March 4. Meghan expressed her gratitude to Netflix for understanding the situation and supporting the delay.