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Kate and William's 'Real Reason' for Home Move - Nottinghamshire Live
The family moved earlier than planned to a Georgian mansion with eight bedrooms on Windsor estate after three difficult years including health issues and family rifts.
- During the half term break, Prince William, Prince of Wales, and Catherine, Princess of Wales, relocated from Adelaide Cottage to Forest Lodge on the Windsor estate after early building completion allowed gradual moving.
- Seeking a fresh start, Prince William, Prince of Wales, and Catherine, Princess of Wales, view the move as a way to move past a "brutal" three years marked by Queen Elizabeth's death, cancer diagnoses, and rifts revealed in Prince Harry's book Spare.
- Forest Lodge, their new mansion, features eight bedrooms, six bathrooms, a long gallery, separate apartment for staff, large pond, tennis court, and the couple plan to remain there after William is crowned king.
- Security restrictions mean local residents lose access to the Cranbourne Gate entrance and parking area, with some frustrated about new walking routes while others accept the safety measures for the Prince and Princess of Wales.
- Looking at the bigger picture, a source who commented on the family's intentions characterised the relocation to Forest Lodge as "a move for the long‑term," with early building completion letting the Prince and Princess of Wales settle sooner.
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Finally completed: Prince William, Princess Kate and her children now live permanently in the restored Forest Lodge.
In the past, Princess Kate and Prince William have moved. Together with Prince George (12), Princess Charlotte (10) and Prince Louis (7), they now live in the "Waldhütte". This time it is supposed to be a move "forever". The popular British royal family already lives in their new home, as the British newspaper "The Telegraph" reports. Because the heir couple used the autumn holidays of the children to bring the move on stage. Currently, the fami…
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