Meghan and Harry’s Controversial Stay at San Ysidro Resort

It appears that Meghan and Harry, particularly Meghan, have been alternating their stay at the luxurious San Ysidro Resort since 2020.

Recent rumors suggest that even Oprah Winfrey wanted to bring a gift for their baby.

However, Meghan was not at home during Oprah's visit.

Instead, she was spotted at a nearby hotel with Marcus Anderson.

Interestingly, the hotel where they dined, Sushi with the Stars, is just a seven-minute drive from the San Ysidro Resort.

Known for its networking opportunities and celebrity sightings, the San Ysidro Resort has become a popular destination for the who's who.

In fact, Meghan Markle's post-coronation hiking picture was taken at the San Ysidro Trailhead, one of the many trails available at the resort and bungalows.

The couple has also utilized the resort for Harry's book interviews and various Meghan events.

It is worth mentioning that a night's stay at this exclusive resort can cost around $2,750.

Contrary to popular belief, the $14 million mansion in Montecito, which Meghan and Harry were believed to own, is not actually theirs.

It turns out that Oprah Winfrey is more of a business connection than a friend, as she distanced herself from the Sussexes after discovering the truth behind their lies.

Despite her efforts, Oprah never had the opportunity to meet their children.

Interestingly, there seems to be something peculiar happening with Oprah's social media accounts.

Reposted by MarkleNews1 on Instagram, a deleted tweet from Kat Dwyer-Stevenson reveals that she no longer references Harry and Meghan on her Twitter feed.

This raises questions about whether their presence has been intentionally removed.

During Meghan's pregnancy with Archie, some odd occurrences caught people's attention.

If both Archie and Lily were born via surrogate, they would not be eligible for the line of succession.

Although it seems unlikely, considering their track record of deception, it wouldn't be surprising if the Sussexes were hiding this fact.

After all, they did lie about Archie's birth time back in 2019.

The announcement of Meghan going into labor came after the child was already born.

Rumors circulated that during the filming of the Oprah interview, some of Oprah's production team noticed a “moon bump” on Meghan.

This prompted Oprah to confront Meghan about it, but she refused to comment.

However, this incident alone does not explain why references to the Sussexes have been removed from Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King's Twitter accounts.

If that were the case, these references would have been deleted long ago, and there would have been no mention of Harry's private conversations with his father and brother after the interview aired.

The backlash faced by the Sussexes could be a reason for Oprah distancing herself from them.

It is evident that Oprah and Gayle did not fact-check the claims made by Meghan and Harry during the Oprah interview, and they are aware of it.

Additionally, the house used for the sofa talk in Megaflix was merely a rented property.

Forbes has featured the house, which belongs to a lawyer involved in a scandal related to his charity company misusing funds meant for the military.

Running the Montecito Mansion alone would cost approximately $100,000 per year, excluding mortgage payments.

On the other hand, staying at $500-per-night hotels would amount to $180,000 per year, significantly less than the current cost of the mansion.

It is possible that Meghan and Harry had hoped to purchase the grand house showcased in the Netflix documentary, but their financial situation did not allow for it.

As a result, they settled for more affordable accommodations, only to find themselves unable to afford anything in the area.