Meghan And Harry's New Life In LA: Baby Archie Takes Center Stage

Life keeps moving forward, even when it feels like the world is standing still. For Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, one thing remains crystal clear: their baby boy Archie is the heart of their world. That’s why they made sure their brand-new Los Angeles home was completely baby-proof before moving in. A trusted source gave Closer an exclusive scoop on March 27, sharing details about how the couple is settling into their new chapter.

A New Home, a Fresh Start

“Harry and Meghan have officially made the move to L.A.,” confirms the insider. But here’s the twist: with the coronavirus pandemic already locking down the city, this family of three has no choice but to stay put in their $15 million gated mansion. They’re not taking any chances. “They’re living in self-isolation, but they’ve made sure every corner of their new home is safe for baby Archie,” the source reveals. And let’s talk about that pool. Since Archie has just started walking, safety precautions are more important than ever.

Excitement Despite the Challenges

Now, you might think moving during a global health crisis would dampen anyone’s spirits. But not these two. Meghan and Harry are genuinely thrilled about this next chapter in their lives. Imagine spending a summer in the City of Angels, soaking up the sun, and getting closer to the people who matter most. For Meghan, that means reconnecting with her mom, Doria Ragland.

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“Meghan hasn’t been able to see Doria in person yet, but they’ve been FaceTiming like crazy,” shares another source with Closer. “They’re still unpacking and organizing their new home. Once everything settles down, they’ll visit Doria. It’s just a matter of time.”

Doria Staying Busy Amidst the Chaos

Meanwhile, Doria, the 63-year-old former social worker, isn’t sitting around waiting. On Friday, March 27, she was spotted enjoying a peaceful walk in Los Angeles with her two furry friends. Doria seemed to be following social distancing rules, keeping her distance from others while enjoying some fresh air in her neighborhood. It’s a small way to stay active while her family gets settled nearby.

Before the move, Meghan and Harry were already taking every precaution to protect themselves and their son from the virus. “They used to handle their own errands, but with everything going on, they’re now relying on staff to do the grocery shopping and pick up essentials,” another insider told Closer. The couple also requested that staff members wear gloves and immediately send anyone showing signs of illness away.

When it comes to Archie’s outdoor time, the couple is super cautious. “They do take Archie outside, but only on the property where they feel safe,” explains the source. Luckily, their stunning new home offers plenty of outdoor space, allowing them to enjoy the Los Angeles sunshine without worrying about germs. Here’s hoping they’ll reunite with Doria soon!

With the ever-changing landscape of the coronavirus pandemic, Closer Weekly wants to ensure our readers have access to the most accurate information. For the latest updates, guidance, and support, refer to the CDC, WHO, and local public health officials. If you’re experiencing symptoms, contact your healthcare provider for medical advice.