Harry and Meghan's neighbourhood drama as couple ignore residents and 'barred' from local club

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle bought their lavish $14.65m mansion in Montecito after stepping down from the Royal Family in 2020 but things haven't always been plain sailing for them since they moved to the States.The Sussexes are believed to have caused some drama in their exclusive neighbourhood with rumours circulating about cancelled parties and the couple "snubbing" their neighbours.

It's even been reported that the Duke and Duchess were reportedly banned from their local private member's club.As speculation surrounding rising tensions increases, the couple are allegedly looking at other options as they are thought to be considering relocating to Meghan's childhood home of Malibu beach.Another option is for the couple to move to Hope Ranch which is a private suburb in Santa Barbara, the Mirror reports.However, these rumours have not gone down too well with locals as people are reportedly angry at the possibility of the Sussexes relocating to their neighbourhoods.Here we take a closer look at Harry and Meghan's recent neighbourhood drama in Montecito.

According to reports, the Sussexes were apparently not "interested" in being welcomed into the street by their new neighbours.Despite being the newbies in the area, the couple are said to have turned down the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of their exclusive neighbourhood.US Navy veteran Frank McGinity claims he tried to welcome Harry and Meghan in by lending them some films he had created about the history of Montecito.

However, the 88-year-old claims he was turned away at their gate by security. Frank recalled the brief encounter he had with the Duke and Duchess in his memoir Get Off Your Street.He wrote: "Harry and Meghan live on old McCormick property and I