(LONDON) – Prince Harry has £ 2.4 million ($3.2 million) repaid on British taxpayers’ money was used to renovate the house in Windsor who went for him and his wife Meghan first abandoned royal duties and California. A spokesman for the couple said on Monday that Harry contribute to the Sovereign Grant, public funds that had been going for the royal family. He said the place near Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle home, west “complete the restructuring costs necessary to Frogmore Cottage, covered” from London. He said Frogmore Cottage, the home of Harry and Meghan remain, such as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex known as the British royal visit in 2019 accounts show that £ 2.4 million was spent on renovating the house, including the structural work , rewiring and new flooring. Harry and Meghan agreed to pay back the money and start paying rent as part of plans drawn up when they come out as a senior business Royals in March. It announced recently bought a house in Santa Barbara, California, and last week a deal with Netflix a number of movies and series for the streaming service. generating Picture copyright by Samir Hussein WireImage / Getty Images
Prince Harry dries the money British taxpayers for the renovation of the house U.K.
