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Namibia cancelled; Harry and Meghan's NEW honeymoon is at 'luxury alpine resort' - report

May 29, 2018
The newly married Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, leave Windsor Castle after their wedding in Windsor near London Saturday, May 19, 2018 to attend an evening reception at Frogmore House, hosted by the Prince of Wales.  (Steve Parsons/pool photo via AP)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly going to spend their honeymoon at a luxury Canadian mountain resort that has previously hosted the royal family.

Check out Alberta's Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge 

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are going to Alberta's Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge where they will stay in a 6000 square foot Outlook Cabin or "the Royal Retreat", according to TMZ.

The cabin has six bedrooms, four with king beds, two with double beds and six full en suite bathrooms.

It's not clear when they will arrive but British and Canadian safety will be involved during the star.

The resort is in the middle of the Jasper National Park and has previously hosted royalty.

King George VI and his wife, later known as the Queen Mother, stayed there in 1939 and Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip enjoyed a stay in 2005. 

News of the honeymoon destination comes after reports Harry and Meghan are having to make swift changes to their honeymoon plans following news of a possible trip to Namibia leaked last week, putting their security at risk.

The official photos of the Duke and Duchess and 10-strong bridal party were taken at Windsor Castle.

A trip to Australia and New Zealand is on the cards for later this year as well. 

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