They claim that only Queen and Prince William were informed of the couple’s whereabouts. The new Duke and Duchess of Sussex were thought to be keen to spend some quiet time together without public intrusion.
It is not yet known where Meghan and Harry chose to celebrate their wedding.
Speaking to The Sun, a royal insider said: “No one knows where they have gone, only her brother and the queen were told first and some family members now know.
“Most senior members of the royal family still have no idea where they have gone.
“It simply came to our notice then.
“It was very important that the bride had a private honeymoon where they could be alone in front of the public eye.”
Harry and Meghan were married on May 19 at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle. Hundreds of millions watched the service live around the world.
The couple met on a blind date in July 2016 at a restaurant in Soho, London.
They announced their engagement next November.
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It happened outside St Mary’s Hospital in 2013, 2015 and 2018, when Kate gave birth to her three children.
Meghan and Harry have also chosen not to reveal Archie’s Godparents in public.
The pair sparked worldwide tensions in January when they announced their intention to resign as senior royals.
Instead, the couple promised to be “financially independent” and said they would share their time between North America and Britain.
After a brief spell in Canada, they moved to California shortly before the state went into coronavirus lockdown.
Harry and Meghan bought a .2 11.2 million home in Santa Barbara, north of Los Angeles.
The luxury property comes complete with a swimming pool, tennis court and children’s cottage
The Duke was announced in September and the Duchess has signed a mega deal with US streaming giant Netflix.
The couple will create films, documentaries and children’s shows for the platform.
According to reports, Meghan does not want to return to acting but both of them may appear in their documentary.
