Report: Harry and Meghan staying at Tyler Perry’s L.A. mansion

The Daily Mail reported today that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are currently staying at Tyler Perry's Los Angeles mansion.

A Tyler Perry spokesperson declined to comment.

Perry’s home is in what TMZ describes as the “super exclusive gated community” of Beverly Ridge Estates. The home has eight bedrooms, 12 baths and is designed in Tuscan style on 22 acres.

The Daily Mail said the former royal couple and their one-year-old son Archie have been staying at the mansion since late March.

Perry and the couple have never been seen publicly together.

In January, the couple began residing in Vancouver Island after saying they were stepping down from their royal duties but moved to Los Angeles in March after the pandemic began. Paparazzi have only caught the couple out of and about a couple of times.

The news article said Perry custom built the 24,000-square-foot mansion after buying the land in 2004 for $4.3 million.

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