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Harry and Meghan's California mansion may be sold as couple weighs return to Britain

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are contemplating selling their lavish Montecito mansion as the financial burden of over $600,000 annually in mortgage and property taxes weighs heavily. Initially purchased for $14.65…

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