It seems that crises do not stop chasing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, as a new flood map revealed that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s 11 million pound mansion in Los Angeles may be at risk of a devastating mudslide..

A map of storm impact considerations from the Montecito Fire Protection District shows the home of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, in the midst of an expected mudslide path, according to the British newspaper, The Sun.

The palace is in danger of collapsing

The couple bought their mansion in Montecito, Santa Barbara, in 2020 — two years after torrential rains wreaked havoc in the area, andThe storm destroyed 130 homes and killed 23 people at the time. But the Mirror reports that the threat remains today, with Meghan and Harry’s home believed to be in the line of fire for further destruction..

The Montecito hazard map shows the couple’s seven-acre estate – sandwiched between two bays – on the course of an expected mudslide, andThe potential for mudslides in the area continues to rise after wildfires burned much of the vegetation that protects the surrounding hills.

Harry and Megan’s palace

On the other hand, it is noteworthy that Prince Harry was seen – earlier – attending a rodeo competition in Texas over the weekend, despite his wife’s long activity in the field of animal rights, and according to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, the Duke of Sussex was photographed, The 37-year-old is attending an eventStockyards RodeoIn Fort Worth last Saturday, in a cowboy hat.

One of the attendees told “Daily Mail”, “Three people who knew him were shocked to be there, given that his wife is an animal rights activist. He commented that it was shocking.” He continued, “The funny thing is that most people did not recognize him or care about him.” “.

The Duke was seen at the event without his wife Megan Markle, an animal rights activist, who is said to have spoken to him about his involvement in hunting trips with the royal family, and Meghan’s aversion to hunting is believed to first cause problems within the royal family in 2017, when it was reported that Harry participated in a wild boar hunting in Germany.