How the Duke and Duchess Are Navigating Life in Los Angeles

Hey there, friends. Let’s talk about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a moment. These two have moved from Canada to the City of Angels, Los Angeles, and it seems like they're taking all the necessary precautions when it comes to the pandemic. In fact, they haven’t even seen Meghan’s mom, Doria Ragland, in person since moving. Can you believe that? They're doing everything they can to maintain social distancing, even when it comes to their closest family members.

Now, let me tell you something interesting. Despite the distance, the trio is keeping in touch through technology. “They’ve FaceTimed!” a source exclusively told Closer Weekly. It’s the little things that keep families connected during tough times, right? “Harry and Meghan are self-isolating and are pretty much physically cut off from the rest of the world right now,” the source added. This gives us a glimpse into just how serious they’re taking the situation.

Settling Into Their New Home

Alright, now let's get into what life looks like for the couple in their new home. The insider added, “They’re still organizing the house and settling in. Once things get back to normal, they’ll see Doria.” Imagine that, trying to settle into a new place while dealing with a global pandemic. It must be quite the challenge, but hey, they’re making it work.

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When the couple arrived in Los Angeles, they wasted no time. They headed straight to their new home. During this time, Doria, who’s 63 years old, was seen walking her dogs around the neighborhood. Now, while she might wait for the pandemic to subside before visiting her daughter, she can still FaceTime with Meghan and celebrate her latest achievement.

Meghan's New Role in Disney+

On March 26, Disney+ made an exciting announcement. The former actress will be narrating a character in their new film Elephant. “In recognition of Earth Month, Disney+ announced today the Disneynature film Elephant, narrated by Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, will premiere on April 3 alongside previously announced Dolphin Reef, with narration by Academy Award-winning actress Natalie Portman,” Disney said in a statement. The film Penguins, which was released theatrically last year, will also make its Disney+ debut on the same date. How thrilling is that?

When the film is released, it’s likely that Meghan and Harry will watch it with their 10-month-old son, Archie. After all, little Archie deserves some family movie time. Speaking of Archie, he’s been growing up so well. “He’s gotten so big and loves his food!” another insider told Closer on March 20. “He’s just started walking, too, and while he’s into everything (they’ve had to babyproof the house), they feel blessed to have such a well-behaved, happy little boy.” Isn’t that adorable?

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