BREAKING: Prince William and Kate Middleton are making a significant move for a fresh start following challenging years, including a recent cancer battle. The royal couple, along with their three children—Prince George (12), Princess Charlotte (10), and Prince Louis (7)—will relocate to a new family home later this year, a spokesperson confirmed to People.
Currently residing at Adelaide Cottage near Windsor Castle in Berkshire, England, the family plans to move to an eight-bedroom property known as Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park, valued at approximately $21 million. This transition comes as the Wales family seeks to leave behind some difficult memories while embracing new beginnings.
According to sources, Windsor has become a significant home for the family, but the decision to move stems from a combination of factors. The family reportedly feels they have “outgrown” their current residence, and the impact of Middleton’s cancer diagnosis in March 2024 also played a crucial role in this decision. Earlier this year, Middleton announced she had gone into remission, prompting a desire for a renewed environment.
“Moving gives them an opportunity for a fresh start and a new chapter,” an insider shared with the Sun. “They want to leave some of the more unhappy memories behind.”
The couple, both aged 43, is committed to financing the full renovation of their new dream home, ensuring that there will be no cost to taxpayers. Notably, they plan to live without any live-in staff, emphasizing their desire for privacy and family time.
This move is not just about a change of scenery; it represents a pivotal moment for the Wales family as they navigate their personal challenges while maintaining their royal duties. As they prepare for this transition, eyes will be on the couple and how they continue to adapt to their evolving family dynamics.
Stay tuned for further updates on Prince William and Kate Middleton as they embark on this new chapter of their lives.
