Prince Harry has moved several times since he and his wife, Meghan Markle, resigned from senior royal positions and moved to Meghan's home country, Beautiful Country, and spent thousands of dollars and huge sums of money to buy a valuable super mansion in Los Angeles.
However, one royal expert believes that although Prince Harry and Meghan live in the mansion, they are not happy, but live in the mansion and live a miserable life.
According to a report published by the British media on January 25, local time, a royal expert and royal biographer once said that Prince Harry and Meghan are trying to "chase happiness", but they may "never find happiness".
Royal biographer Duncan Larcombe has publicly commented on the media that he believes Prince Harry is "chasing happiness" with Meghan Markle, but they "may never find happiness".
Duncan, who is also the author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story, said in an interview with closer that the Meghans could return to the UK later this year.
Duncan pointed out that after choosing to move to the United States and spending 11 million pounds (about 110 million yuan) to buy a luxury property, Harry and Meghan did not seem to have a happy life in the United States.
The royal expert speculates that while the two are living their new lives in the beautiful country, there are reports that they are "privately inquiring" about their intention to sell the house they are currently living in, suggesting that their current lives may not be as perfect as they seem.
Duncan has participated in many royal tours and events with Harry over the past decade and has a deep understanding of Harry. He said: "If they [Harry and Meghan] want to move again, it's fun. ”
"If these reports are true and they're not having a good time in a nine-bedroom mansion in Los Angeles, then I think that's a huge red flag in terms of how happy they are."
Duncan added that although the couple has signed multi-million pound film and television cooperation agreements with streaming giants Netflix, Spotify and Apple TV, he believes that Harry and Meghan are still in a "chasing happiness" state.
He added: "People tend to move often when they're looking for something. It could be because he and Megan were pursuing happiness but never found it. ”
If the royal expert's statement is true, then the current state of the Megans can be said to be "living in a mansion in pain", wanting to chase happiness, but not chasing happiness.
Obviously, the luxurious mansions and huge film and television orders did not give them a sense of spiritual happiness.
Indeed, whether a person is happy in his heart or not is sometimes not necessarily related to the quality of the material conditions he currently has, and he is not seen, a penniless beggar can live a carefree life every day, but a millionaire with a heart may be sullen and miserable all the time. The lack of spiritual happiness, no amount of material conditions, can make up for it.
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