Human remains have been discovered just feet away from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's California mansion.
Construction workers discovered the remains of an adult while working yards away from the couple's home in a nearby estate, the Sun reports.
The remains are centuries old and are thought to be of Native American origin - namely of a person who belonged to the Chumash tribe who inhabited the area in 700AD.
Per the Independent, the remains were found 350 yards from Harry and Meghan's $14.7 million (£10.3million) home.
The skeleton was incomplete and found two to three feet in the soil.
A source said: "Work stopped right away on the property and the cops were called in. It's quite a lot of drama for a place like Montecito."
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's spokeswoman Raquel Zick told Daily Mail that the discovery was made on Saturday, May 29, had nothing to do with the former senior members of the Royal Family.
She explained that an investigation would have been launched if the remains weren't centuries old. "We will have to get out our magnifying glasses," she added of the find.
Independent reports that a specialist has been called to the area in a bid to establish the age of the bones, but they are believed to be around 11,000 years old.
"Until we have an official opinion from the forensic anthropologist we're not going to be saying one way or the other," the sheriff spokesperson told Daily Mail.
The Irish Times reports that Harry and Meghan moved into the nine-bedroom, 16-bathroom property in June of last year, having purchased it for $14.7 million.
The couple's home is located in the Montecito district, which is around 150km from Los Angeles.
Their 14,500sq ft main house comes with 7.4 acres of grounds and features include a pool, tennis court, tea house, and children's cottage.
Harry and Meghan are not the only famous faces to reside in the area, and it is also home to the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Gwyneth Paltrow, Ellen DeGeneres, and Ariana Grande.
