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Staff at Award-Winning Oxfordshire Pub 'Refused to Serve' Meghan Markle
Former Montecito residents criticized the couple’s social ties, while a royal commentator repeated an unverified claim about a Cotswolds pub visit.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face scrutiny over neighbor relations following their reported return to Britain in late August 2026, with separate allegations emerging from former Montecito residents and a Cotswolds pub visit.
Curtis, a former Montecito resident, alleged the couple made little effort to mix with residents outside wealthy circles, claiming they "can't be bothered with regular folk." Marc Atwell, another neighbor, said he does not think anyone will miss them.
Curtis also described an incident involving a neighbor identified as Susan, who allegedly left a wine bottle and handwritten note with the couple's security team. Curtis characterized the items' reported return as "thoughtless," though the account remains unverified.
Royal commentator Daisy McAndrew reported that local sources alleged Meghan requested "special treatment" during a Cotswolds pub visit, according to reporting. However, no confirmed evidence exists that the alleged request took place.
Neither the Montecito nor Cotswolds allegations have been independently corroborated, and the Sussexes have not responded to the claims. The VIP Executive Committee, known as Ravec, continues assessing the family's security requirements following their return.