Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to relocate to the Cotswolds is drawing a cautious reception from prospective neighbors in the English countryside region, according to a royal commentator, who said residents are more wary than welcoming as the couple begins house hunting in the area.

Kinsey Schofield, host of the "Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered" podcast, told Page Six Monday that the "chattering class" of the North Cotswolds is "not overly excited" about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex moving into the area. "The Cotswolds can be incredibly welcoming to high-profile people because there's an unwritten agreement: 'You don't make a spectacle of yourself, and neither will we,'" Schofield explained.

According to Schofield, the region's relationship with celebrity residents typically depends on those residents keeping a low profile once they arrive, a dynamic she said makes Harry and Meghan's situation somewhat unusual given the level of media attention that has followed the couple throughout their post-royal life. "The irony is that Harry and Meghan are moving to a place that is accustomed to famous people... but........

© International Business Times