Prince William and Kate Middleton, along with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, have moved into Forest Lodge in Windsor. This move signifies a fresh start for the royal family after several challenging years, including the death of Queen Elizabeth II and personal health struggles for both Kate and King Charles.
Forest Lodge, an eight-bedroom Georgian mansion built in the 1770s, is larger than their previous residence, Adelaide Cottage, and is reportedly their "forever home." The family relocated during the school half-term, allowing them to settle into their new surroundings. This move to Windsor continues their desire for a more "country life" and positions them closer to Kate's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton.
The relocation has led to increased security measures in the area, with access to parts of Windsor Great Park, specifically the Cranbourne Gate entrance and parking lot, being restricted for locals. Despite the larger home, William and Kate will not... download the app to read more
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