RED FLAG: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reduced expenses on housekeeping maintenance. Experts raise concerns that this move might indicate financial difficulties in future.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex went from living in a castle, with staff around every corner to their multi-million dollar Montecito mansion.

While it doesn’t seem like the biggest change to 99 percent of America, it’s apparently a lot for them, especially since they only have a small group of staff now.

According to Eric Bramlett, a realtor and owner of luxury real estate company Bramlett Residential, Meghan and Harry may be struggling to keep the luxury life

“Managing a $14 million (£12 million) mansion like Harry and Meghan’s in Montecito takes a lot of work,” Bramlett said Fabulus via Express.

“It’s like running a small boutique hotel with residential service. The costs pile up quick, but it comes with luxury living.”

Apparently, unlike the Palace, there’s “high-operating costs” to have their 10-15 full-time staff. Apparently, they have housekeepers, private chefs, and security, to name a few.

Along with that, the pair have to cover for utilities, landscaping, maintenance, and more. So it seems that while it’s been a “struggle,” the pair are working hard to keep with the high life.

For those who don’t know, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex live in a nine-bedroom, 16-bathroom home in Montecito with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

The mega-mansion has a huge outside play area, a chicken coop, a library, gym, game room, and more; so it’s no wonder they have to reportedly doll out a lot of money to make it perfect.