Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have traded in foggy days for sunnier ones.

They've been dealing with privacy and security issues, and Prince Harry has reportedly been feeling homesick and guilty while his father, Prince Charles, battled the coronavirus.

They reportedly moved to be closer to agents and studio heads. A source told Us Weekly the couple was "really excited" about the move: "This is something they've been hoping for and seriously planning for several months now.".

When the royals were having privacy time, that was respected.

Nicholl said that it's been a difficult time for Harry because he doesn't have the support system in LA that Meghan does and faces pressure to build a new life for himself without it.

Harry felt "helpless" being away while his father, Prince Charles, was infected with COVID-19, a source told US Weekly.

They said that the time difference makes it difficult for Harry to make regular calls to his family. .

They've been ordering food from Whole Foods and Trader Joes, a source told US Weekly, which Meghan reportedly cooks since they don't have a chef during quarantine.

"It's a bit ironic because one of the things that was making Meghan unhappy about living in the UK was that she felt isolated and she missed her friends," a source told ET Online.

I'm sure he is happy to be in the California sunshine," a source told PEOPLE.

However, Nicholl told ET Online she thinks Meghan and Harry are worried that Archie isn't getting a lot of time socializing with his peers — a worry facing many parents during the pandemic.

"Their relationship is stronger than ever," a source told ET Online, adding that the lack of distractions and commitments has been helpful. 

"They are still house hunting and I'm told they are looking for somewhere away from Beverly Hills, away from the Hollywood fray, where they can escape the spotlight and really give Archie an ordinary childhood," Nicholl said