Megan Markle and Prince Harry are at the center of a reported NDA arrangement at Soho Farmhouse, where staff were said to have signed non-disclosure agreements specifically covering the couple’s visits. The privacy rule applies at the Cotswolds retreat near the couple’s home.
One source told Page Six: "All Soho House staff have had to sign an NDA specifically for Harry and Meghan." The reported arrangement goes beyond the venue’s own policies, which already bar guests and members from taking pictures or revealing visitors’ identities.
Soho Farmhouse in the Cotswolds
The report places the arrangement at Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire, where Meghan Markle has been described as a regular. She is said to often attend Pilates and wellness sessions at the property’s Wellness Barn. That makes the privacy rule more than a general house policy: it is tied to the couple themselves.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly have been staying near Soho Farmhouse in the Cotswolds. The report also says the couple and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, moved back to Britain in August 2026, adding a fresh layer to how often the retreat is used and who needs access to it.
Harry and Meghan ties
The couple’s connection to the group is longstanding. In Toronto, Harry and Meghan reportedly used to meet at the Soho House branch when their dating life was under wraps, and the report says they share close ties with Soho House executive Markus Anderson. That history helps explain why the retreat has become part of their private routine.
The couple recently made their first joint public appearance in Nottingham since returning to the UK, but the reported NDA setup suggests their private movement is managed separately from their public schedule. A private club that already restricts photography is now described as adding another layer for two of its most visible visitors.
What the NDA does not say
The report does not state the exact terms staff at Soho Farmhouse had to sign, only that the agreements were specific to Harry and Meghan. For readers, the practical point is simple: workers at the property are being asked to treat the couple’s presence as information protected beyond ordinary venue rules.
Whether Soho House or the Sussexes will publicly address the reported NDA arrangement remains the open question. For now, the report leaves Meghan Markle at the center of a privacy system that is more formal than the usual no-photos rule at a private retreat.
