Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Have Already Hosted Their First Guest at Frogmore Cottage
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have only been living at Frogmore Cottage for a few days and they've already hosted a houseguest. Daniel Martin, Meghan's makeup artist and friend, visited the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at their new Windsor home.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have wasted no time at all settling into their Windsor life. The couple has only been living in their new home, Frogmore Cottage, for a few days, and they've already hosted a houseguest.
Daniel Martin, Meghan’s makeup artist (he's behind her perfect wedding beauty look) and good friend, visited the couple in Windsor and blew up his Instagram Story with the receipts.
Of course, Daniel, like any royal confidant, knew better than to post any photos of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex themselves or of the inside of their newly-remodeled home (which is apparently swanky AF, complete with a green-energy center, a springy "floating floor" for yoga, and baby-friendly nontoxic paint). He did, however, share some pictures of his adventures in Windsor, the town Harry and Meghan now call home.
In one photo, Daniel showed off the Windsor Royal Shopping centre, which, according to ET Canada, is mere steps away from Frogmore Cottage.
In another, the makeup artist just teased fans with a picture of a Windsor street and the cryptic caption, "Hmm???"
Jealous yet? Yeah, same.
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