Another small step towards the crown: Prince William and Kate make a relocation
The royal duo are expected to leave their home, which is in Kensington, in the very next few days, and move to live next to Queen Elizabeth, in one of the houses adjacent to the Windsor estate. This is one of the significant steps of the years on their way to the coveted title
Prince William, Kate, and their three children, Louis, Charlotte, and George, are expected to leave home and move to Windsor Castle, right next to Queen Elizabeth. According to reports, the children will already be opening the new school year at the new school, which is in Berkshire, i.e. as early as this coming September.
An acquaintance of the royal couple explained that the two decided to keep their home in Kensington, so that they could stay there whenever they came to visit London. ‘They love the estate, it’s their most comfortable and happy place. “They are also happy to be by the queen’s side,” an acquaintance explained. He added that Kate’s parents live less than an hour’s drive from the castle.
As is well known, in the same breath, Prince Andrew will also leave his home, but will move to Scotland, with the aim of clearing his name and rebuilding his life. It will be recalled that at the conclusion of the legal proceedings, it was agreed that Andrew would pay Virginia Joffre, one of the complainants in the Jeffrey Epstein case, £ 12 million. Also, as might be expected, the prince did not take part in the celebrations of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
The reason was infection with the corona virus, but a source at the royal house explained that Queen Elizabeth had in fact banned Prince Andrew from performing, and did not even agree to let her and the rest of the family watch the royal flight on the terrace, in the best tradition.
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