With Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor being forced out of the Royal Lodge – Megan feels as though it is time to move back into the neighbourhood.
No, it’s not Meghan Markle, who is still living it up in LA with Prince Harry, but Megan’s the boutique Mediterranean restaurant chain.
The people of Windsor will be able to blast through Megan’s famous bottomless brunch and stumble through the cobbled streets of the historic town after the grand opening on February 13.
A spokesman for Megan’s said: ‘Set in the heart of Windsor, Megan’s by the Crown brings everything guests know and love about Megan’s — beautiful, cosy interiors, relaxed all-day dining and a menu full of Eastern Mediterranean favourites — to this historic riverside town.
‘From brunch through to dinner, guests can enjoy Megan’s much-loved dishes, including shakshuka, eggs, fluffy pancakes, open kebabs, fresh bowls, mezze and indulgent desserts.
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‘At weekends, the restaurant will also serve Megan’s famous bottomless brunch, perfect for long, leisurely catch-ups with friends.’
Andrew, was offered Frogmore Cottage which has been vacant since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle vacated the property.
But he reportedly refused as it was ‘not grand enough for a prince’.
What do we know about Marsh Farm?
Images show the building to be a red-brick cottage on the royal estate in Norfolk.
It contains a kitchen and two reception rooms, including outbuildings and stables.
The home also has access to and is surrounded by Sandringham Estate, which covers 20,000 acres in Norfolk.
Andrew is reportedly still fighting to retain his staff. Meanwhile it is unclear what will happen to Sarah Ferguson who has continued to live at Royal Lodge.
Builders have been pictured at Marsh Farm, with reports of pest control also working on the grounds.
The latest Epstein files drop showed Andrew shows him leaning over what appears to be a young woman lying on the floor.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged Mountbatten-Windsor to testify before a congressional committee in the US over his dealings with Epstein.
Andrew has always denied any wrongdoing.