Gayle King is correcting the information that Oprah Winfrey arranged for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Los Angeles Home. The host of CBS This Morning said that her best friend of many years "didn't hook up" this deal for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Tonight, King said that Prince Harry and Meghan know people thus they were able to find a house in Los Angeles for themselves. King said that while Winfrey knows people, she did not connect Prince Harry and Meghan to Tyler Perry, the owner of the house that the Sussexes are currently staying at.
King also said that she's very happy for Prince Harry and Meghan to live in Los Angeles because they can continue to live their fairy tale. The host gushed that Duke and Duchess of Sussex have such an exciting love story that is strong despite the struggles around them.
Prince Harry and Meghan are actually celebrating their second-year anniversary this week. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who wed on May 19, 2018 at Windsor Castle, reportedly, celebrated their special day in the quiet at their Los Angeles home since California is still under a lockdown.
According to a family friend, Prince Harry laid low for work and simply relaxed together without any distractions. They didn't take any calls and simply bonded with their son, Archie Harrison, and their dogs at their massive home.
Another friend revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan are in a good place despite their tumultuous two years as royals. Reports earlier revealed that Prince Harry was feeling isolated and rudderless in Los Angeles because he does not have any friends close by.
Royal fans, however, noticed that no one from the royal family acknowledged the anniversary of the Sussexes on their social media accounts. There was no greeting from the Queen or Prince Charles and the Cambridges.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan are bracing for the release of a biography written about their two-year journey as royals. Finding Freedom, written by royal journalists Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, will be out in August and it will cover insider information about Prince Harry and Meghan's split from the royal family.
A spokesperson for the Sussexes said that they are not officially endorsing the book. However, Scobie and Durand were given access to Prince Harry and Meghan's daily itineray before they stepped back as senior members of the royal family.
