James Corden Spotted at Sussex Mansion in a Bid to Rescue Prince Harry and Meghan’s Financial Crisis

James Corden, the renowned TV personality, was recently seen at Prince Harry and Meghan's $14 million Montecito estate, as he made a visit back to the US.

This comes after James decided to quit the Late Late Show and leave Hollywood, relocating to the UK with his wife Julia and their three children.

The star was spotted dining with his family at Lucky's Steakhouse, donning a bright blue hoodie and jeans, while his wife Julia looked chic in a black coat.

As they left the restaurant, James embraced his children warmly.

Sources close to James Corden reveal that he made this unexpected visit to the Harkels' house with an intention to purchase their mansion before returning to America.

It seems that Meghan's property, valued at $14 million, is being sold at a significantly lower price of around $9.5 million.

James sees this as an opportunity to acquire the estate, refurbish it, and resell it at a higher price.

His intervention comes as a lifeline for the Harkels, as other wealthy buyers have shown no interest due to the deteriorating condition of the mansion.

In a surprising revelation, James Corden's wife Julia disclosed that the Sussexes are currently facing deep financial troubles.

Their estimated debt amounts to a staggering $20 million.

The annual property taxes for the Olive Garden alone range from $75,000 to $1.5 million.

In addition, expenses such as mortgage payments, household staff, utility bills, and other daily expenditures have put Meghan and Harry in a dire financial situation.

Despite moving into their $20 million Montecito mansion just 18 months ago, the couple is already considering selling the property.

It appears that the lucrative deals with Spotify and Netflix did not yield the expected returns for the Sussexes.

The $100 million and $50 million figures were primarily allocated for production costs, and their actual earnings depend on the success of the projects.

Consequently, their financial resources have depleted rapidly.

Furthermore, the exorbitant annual security cost of $6 million, coupled with Meghan's extravagant wardrobe, has only added to their financial strain.

Meghan's previous earnings were not substantial, as she was relatively unknown before her marriage to Prince Harry.

Although she may have earned around $5 million after taxes, lawyer fees, agent commissions, and public relations expenses have significantly reduced her savings.

It seems that Meghan's desire to maintain an opulent lifestyle, akin to her wealthy friends, has drained her finances.

The couple now relies on the generosity of friends for travel accommodations and often struggles to afford luxury vacations.

Harry even had to promote the suit he wore to a coronation event in order to afford it.

Their insatiable appetite for more wealth and lavish spending habits seem to persist, regardless of their income level.

Despite this, reports suggest that Harry and Meghan are not entirely satisfied with their current property.

Private offers are being considered, and potential buyers must demonstrate serious interest and financial capacity, as the property will not be openly listed on the market.

Interestingly, during Harry's appearance on James Corden's late-night show last year, Meghan expressed her desire to settle down and avoid further relocations.

However, recent developments indicate a change of plan.

While the couple has made numerous headlines and secured high-profile deals since 2020, their actual output in terms of tangible achievements remains limited.

As James Corden continues his visit to the US, it remains to be seen whether his efforts to rescue the Harkels' financial crisis will bear fruit.

The fate of Meghan and Harry's Montecito mansion hangs in the balance, as they navigate their way through mounting debts and the need for stability.