In an unexpected twist, Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, reportedly found solace on a secluded Scottish isle amid their recent UK visit.
Rumors swirl around Prince Harry and Meghan’s secretive retreat to a remote Scottish haven.
Earlier this month, the Sussex family, who resides in the United States, made a quiet journey to the UK with their children. During their stay, they reunited with Prince Harry’s father, King Charles, at the Highgrove House in Gloucestershire. The family didn’t stop there; they also spent quality time at Althorp, the childhood home of Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana, visiting his uncle Charles Spencer. Adding to the intrigue, it is now reported that their travels also took them to Scotland’s private island of Tanera Mor, owned by hedge fund magnate Ian Wace.
The Daily Mail newspaper reports the California-based royals and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, stayed on the Tanera Mor earlier this month during their time in the UK.
The island – the largest of the Summer Isles – is situated off of northern Scotland’s west coast and was purchased by Harry and Meghan’s billionaire pal Wace in 2017 for £1.7 million in 2017.