On Monday, the Telegraph was the first outlet to report that the Sussex family is not bringing their chickens when they move to England. The Duchess of Sussex adopted rescue chickens soon after the Sussexes moved to Montecito in 2020. The family named their chicken coop Archie’s Chick Inn, and those rescue chickens have been […]
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