'WE'VE DONE ENOUGH MOVING!'
Meghan Markle calls Prince Harry ‘Haz’ – and rules out moving house again in James Corden video call
MEGHAN Markle affectionately called Prince Harry "Haz" and joked "we've done enough moving" in a video call on The Late Late Show.
The Duchess of Sussex, 39, popped up in the interview snippet with James Corden as he and Harry toured LA on a double decker bus.
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The TV host served the Duke of Sussex afternoon tea as he pointed out celeb homes - including the mansion on the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
After rapping the theme song, Corden tried to convince the royal to snap up the sprawling home.
They then video called Meghan, who in response to the suggestion, quipped: "I think we've done enough moving".
She then affectionately asked "Haz" how his tour of Los Angeles was doing.
He jokingly branded Corden "the worst tour guide in LA".
The Brit TV host then teased the royal over the moniker, saying: "Haz, oh Haz, I didn't know we were calling you Haz now?"
Harry responded: "Well you're not my wife."
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The couple left the UK following the bombshell Megxit announcement after spending the start of their marriage at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor.
Harry and Meghan then moved to Canada before renting Tyler Perry's £12.9million mansion in LA.
They now appear to have finally settled in at a £8million mansion in Santa Barbara with little Archie.
The couple announced on Valentine's Day they are expecting their second child.
It came just days before Harry and Meghan sensationally told the Queen they would not be returning as working members of the Royal Family.
The pair declared "service is universal" as they were stripped of their honorary titles and patronages as Megxit was finalised.
Buckingham Palace confirmed the couple will no longer hold their formal positions with a range of military, arts, Commonwealth and sporting organisations.
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But the decision is said to have come as a bitter blow to the couple who, despite wanting to remain in the US for personal and financial freedom, believed they could still represent the public-facing bodies.
They are now preparing for a tell-all chat with Oprah Winfrey to be aired next month.
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It has been reported the couple did not tell the Queen about the interview with Oprah - with pals saying "nothing will be off limits" in the chat.
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