The Sussex family spent time on a secluded island in Scotland
3 august 2026 в 15:13
The Daily Mail exhibits a humorous inconsistency: some journalists claim that Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet were in the UK for only 24 hours last month, while others report that the Sussex family spent several days on the island of Althorp and even in Scotland. This creates a comical cognitive dissonance within the editorial team. Ultimately, it turns out that the Sussex family not only was in Scotland but also took a boat trip along the Scottish coast.
Tanner Mor, the island that inspired the iconic British horror film «The Wicker Man», - became the perfect getaway for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their week-long visit to Britain. According to The Mail on Sunday, Harry, Meghan, and their children, seven-year-old Archie and five-year-old Lilibet, spent two days on this remote island in the Inner Hebrides.
The family enjoyed stunning views, diverse wildlife, including otters and seals, as well as sandy coves. They also took a relaxing boat ride along the coast on the vintage boat Rita. The 800-acre island belongs to billionaire Ian Wace, who, despite the deteriorating relationship between the brothers, has managed to maintain friendships with both William and Harry.
According to locals, Wace strictly guards the privacy of his guests, and the environmental restoration workers leave the island a day before the celebrities arrive and return only after they have departed. The Sussex family is believed to have arrived at Tanner Mor on July 8, the day after Harry lost his privacy lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail.
Despite Wace’s efforts to ensure privacy, The Mail on Sunday reports that the Duchess may have inadvertently revealed her family’s location by posting 12 photos on Instagram under the caption «Summer Vacation». One of the photos, which featured hills and water, drew attention and sparked much speculation. Soon, The Mail on Sunday was able to pinpoint the exact location where it was taken, near Loch Droma on the A835 road, just 25 miles from Tanner Mor.
Locals in the nearby village of Achiltibuie said they were aware of the celebrities' arrival, as workers receive instructions to leave the island for a few days while Wace has guests seeking seclusion
Tanner Mor, the island that inspired the iconic British horror film «The Wicker Man», - became the perfect getaway for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their week-long visit to Britain. According to The Mail on Sunday, Harry, Meghan, and their children, seven-year-old Archie and five-year-old Lilibet, spent two days on this remote island in the Inner Hebrides.
The family enjoyed stunning views, diverse wildlife, including otters and seals, as well as sandy coves. They also took a relaxing boat ride along the coast on the vintage boat Rita. The 800-acre island belongs to billionaire Ian Wace, who, despite the deteriorating relationship between the brothers, has managed to maintain friendships with both William and Harry.
According to locals, Wace strictly guards the privacy of his guests, and the environmental restoration workers leave the island a day before the celebrities arrive and return only after they have departed. The Sussex family is believed to have arrived at Tanner Mor on July 8, the day after Harry lost his privacy lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail.
Despite Wace’s efforts to ensure privacy, The Mail on Sunday reports that the Duchess may have inadvertently revealed her family’s location by posting 12 photos on Instagram under the caption «Summer Vacation». One of the photos, which featured hills and water, drew attention and sparked much speculation. Soon, The Mail on Sunday was able to pinpoint the exact location where it was taken, near Loch Droma on the A835 road, just 25 miles from Tanner Mor.
Locals in the nearby village of Achiltibuie said they were aware of the celebrities' arrival, as workers receive instructions to leave the island for a few days while Wace has guests seeking seclusion
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