Balmoral Castle offers 'unique and rare opportunity' after Meghan, Harry's major plan revealed
Meghan Markle is unlikely to make Britain her permanent home
The Balmoral Castle has offered a ‘unique and rare opportunity’ with a major announcement.
The royal residence has shared stunning watercolour paintings on its officials Instagram handle and said, “Discover the Balmoral Watercolour Collection, inspired by His Majesty King Charles III’s lifelong passion for watercolour painting and his deep connection with Balmoral Estate.”
It further explained created in 1989, the Balmoral Castle watercolour captures the majesty of the estate’s landscape at the height of summer, beautifully reflecting the vivid colours, changing light and distinctive character of Balmoral.
“Our specially-created Watercolour Collection offers a unique and rare opportunity to bring artworks created by The King into your home, with beautifully designed pieces inspired by this remarkable original painting.”
The announcement further reads, “Discover the Watercolour Collection online and bring a little of Balmoral’s beauty into your home.”
The announcement came days after claims Harry and Meghan, who have returned to Britain with their children Archie and Lilibet, will not join the royal family for Christmas this year.
The Mirror quoted royal expert Alison Boshoff as claiming that Harry and Meghan will reportedly be spending Christmas in Montecito.
She suggested Meghan is unlikely to make Britain her permanent home, even if Harry and the children spend more time here.
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