Monday 27 June 2022 10:00 PM Harry and Meghan are seen pulling into Oprah's Montecito home over the weekend trends now
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were spotted on their way to pay a visit to Oprah's $100million Montecito mansion over the weekend, DailyMail.com can reveal.
Exclusive photos show the erstwhile royals, 37 and 40, turning into the 70-acre property late Saturday afternoon accompanied by Archewell Chief Operating Officer Mandana Dayani, 40.
What looked like a baby car seat was strapped in next to Meghan, but it is unknown if either Lilibet or Archie were in the car to visit Auntie Oprah.
Sources told DailyMail.com the trio spent an hour at the palatial estate and made the five-minute journey from their own Montecito home in a convoy of cars that included a Range Rover carrying security personnel.
Harry was driving the lead car with Dayani sitting next to him in the front passenger seat, while Meghan could be seen chatting to both from the backseat.
Activist Dayani, who was hired in September 2021, was last photographed with Meghan and Harry as they returned from their pseudo-royal tour of New York last year.
Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show Harry and Meghan driving to friend Oprah Winfrey's home in Montecito on Saturday afternoon
Prince Harry was seen behind the wheel of his black Range Rover, alongside Archewell Chief Operating Officer Mandana Dayani, 40, while wife Meghan, 40, took the back seat
The trio's security detail trailed close behind them as they made the short drive over to the talk show host's $100million home in a convoy of cars that included a Range Rover carrying security personnel
What looked like a baby car seat was strapped in next to Meghan, but it is unknown if either Lilibet or Archie were in the car to visit Auntie Oprah
The visit comes after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made global headlines and made claims of racism within the royal family during their sensational tell-all interview with Oprah, 68 in March 2021
The Iranian-born tech executive was seen hugging Meghan as they said goodbye on the tarmac next to a private jet chartered to take the royal eco-activists to and from the event.
News of the couple's visit to Oprah could come as an unpleasant surprise to Queen if another tell-all interview is in the works – less than 18 months after their sensational chat with the talk show host, 68, made global headlines and sparked a royal racism scandal.
During the March 2021 sit-down the pair claimed an unnamed member of the royal family had asked questions concerning son Archie's skin tone.
Harry said the conversation took place before the couple got engaged, while Meghan said it happened while she was pregnant.
And although Archie already has a title and cannot be styled a prince until Prince Charles becomes king, Meghan insisted he was denied one due to racism.
They also claimed they were cut off financially by Prince Charles and complained about their Metropolitan Police security being withdrawn – even though the taxpayer-funded perk is only extended to senior working royals.
Mom-of-two Meghan also complained that she was left to struggle with her mental health with no help and sensationally claimed the Duchess of Cambridge had made her cry.
Activist Dayani, who was hired in September 2021, was last photographed with Meghan and Harry as they returned from their pseudo-royal tour of New York last year
The Iranian activist was brought on board to oversee the charity's 'growth strategy and day-to-day operations'
