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What Prince William and Princess Catherine’s BIG MOVE Means for Their Family
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What Prince William and Princess Catherine’s BIG MOVE Means for Their Family

Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton’s new home is part of their future plans.

“The new house marks a new era for the family,” a source tells Us Weekly exclusively. “The decision to move into this new home is a significant one that signals independence, though it is not entirely surprising.”

The insider explained that Prince George,12, will be going “off to boarding school,” and Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 6, will follow suit. Moving to this new home “will allow” the couple to stay close to their kids.

Us Weekly confirmed that William and Kate would be relocating to an eight-bedroom house in Windsor Great Park’s Forest Lodge “later this year” after living in Adelaide Cottage since 2022.

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The Prince and Princess of Wales “are very strict about their boundaries” when it comes to protecting “their mental health and family life,” the insider added. The move comes following Kate’s cancer battle. She has been in remission since January.

“They have witnessed how the role of monarch can consume one’s entire being,” the source continued. “While they take their responsibilities very seriously, they are not afraid to say no when necessary.”

After news that Kate and William were moving first broke, several outlets reported that the couple has plans to stay in their new home even after William becomes king.

“To outsiders, it may seem like a big move for the royals to not live in Buckingham Palace, but to insiders, it is not surprising,” the same source continued. “King Charles has not lived there for a long time either and prefers to spend time outside of London.”

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The insider explained that “none of the royals are particularly fond of city life” and prefer “the countryside.”

Buckingham Palace is “extremely large and impersonal,” the source added. Plus, it “has been undergoing renovations for many years,” so it “has not been the kind of place anyone would want to call home.”

“In many ways, it feels more like a conference center or a showcase than a palace that serves as a family home,” the insider shared. (The BBC reported in July 2024 that there is an ongoing project to renovate the palace, costing nearly $500,000.)

The Sun reported on Friday, August 15, that William and Kate’s move will mark a “fresh start” for the family. The couple experienced “some really difficult times” while living in Adelaide Cottage, so deciding to relocate offers a “new chapter,” the same report said, referring to Forest Lodge as their “forever home.”

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A Day of Duty, Heritage & Heart in Northern Ireland! Tuesday, 14th October 2025, saw The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William and Princess Catherine, embark on a beautifully meaningful day across Northern Ireland — celebrating courage, community, and tradition at every stop. Their day began near Cookstown, County Tyrone, at the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service’s brand-new Learning and Development College, where they met brave firefighters and watched live demonstrations of emergency training in action. Prince William praised their dedication and service, while Princess Catherine took time to meet recruits and families — bringing her signature warmth and empathy to every conversation.  🌾 Next, the couple journeyed to Mallon Farm, a family-run flax farm preserving one of Northern Ireland’s proudest traditions — linen making. They explored golden fields, learned how flax is transformed into sustainable textiles, and chatted with local farmers about keeping the craft alive for future generations. Princess Catherine, ever passionate about sustainability and British craftsmanship, was said to be “fascinated” by the revival of this timeless heritage. The day ended on a sweet note at Long Meadow Cider in County Armagh, lovingly known as Orchard County. The Prince and Princess met the McKeever family, sampled local cider and apple juice, and heard stories of generations dedicated to cultivating the land. Smiles, laughter, and heartfelt moments filled the air as they toasted to tradition, family, and innovation in Northern Ireland’s countryside. From the heroism of first responders to the roots of family farming, today’s visit shone a light on the people who make Northern Ireland so extraordinary — resilient, creative, and proud
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A Day of Duty, Heritage & Heart in Northern Ireland! Tuesday, 14th October 2025, saw The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William and Princess Catherine, embark on a beautifully meaningful day across Northern Ireland — celebrating courage, community, and tradition at every stop. Their day began near Cookstown, County Tyrone, at the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service’s brand-new Learning and Development College, where they met brave firefighters and watched live demonstrations of emergency training in action. Prince William praised their dedication and service, while Princess Catherine took time to meet recruits and families — bringing her signature warmth and empathy to every conversation. 🌾 Next, the couple journeyed to Mallon Farm, a family-run flax farm preserving one of Northern Ireland’s proudest traditions — linen making. They explored golden fields, learned how flax is transformed into sustainable textiles, and chatted with local farmers about keeping the craft alive for future generations. Princess Catherine, ever passionate about sustainability and British craftsmanship, was said to be “fascinated” by the revival of this timeless heritage. The day ended on a sweet note at Long Meadow Cider in County Armagh, lovingly known as Orchard County. The Prince and Princess met the McKeever family, sampled local cider and apple juice, and heard stories of generations dedicated to cultivating the land. Smiles, laughter, and heartfelt moments filled the air as they toasted to tradition, family, and innovation in Northern Ireland’s countryside. From the heroism of first responders to the roots of family farming, today’s visit shone a light on the people who make Northern Ireland so extraordinary — resilient, creative, and proud