In a statement made public a few days ago, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle urged their followers to support those affected by the devastating forest fires of California, offering practical ways of helping, such as opening the doors of their homes to displaced victims, donating essential supplies and visiting vulnerable neighbors. Preaching with the example, the couple opened the doors of their Mansion de Montecito to friends and loved ones who were forced to flee from the devastating flames.
With more than 130 thousand displaced people, forest fires have caused significant damage throughout the state, and although the flames have not yet arrived in Montecito, the area remains a high -fire risk area, with warnings of possible power cuts.
Interior of the Mansion of Montecito of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
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Located in the South California enclave of celebrities, the property includes an extensive farm of 3 hectares Designed to be luxurious and familiar. The house, from Mediterranean style And almost 4 thousand square meters, has nine bedrooms, 16 bathrooms and a series of spaces carefully designed that combine comfort and sophistication.
Given the importance that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle grant privacy, it has only been possible to take a look at the mansion through some virtual appearances and shared photos. During Zoom's interviews, the luminous and spacious couple's office was revealed, which has a hand -made wooden table of almost 2 thousand dollars from Pottery Barn that works as desk, Ivory chairsa Manta of cakemira Hermès of $ 1,800, fresh flowers and carefully selected coffee table books. A more recent Instagram post offered a look at traditional cuisine, with its classics Wooden cabinetsstone elements and lovely blue tiles, a design that seems practically unchanged since the couple bought the property in 2020.