Will Meghan's mother move in with her and Prince Harry?

Cape Town – The Duke and Duchess of Susbad will soon leave their cottage in Kensington Palace to welcome 62-year-old Doria Ragland, who wants to be closer to her grandson.

The couple will leave the two-bedroom cottage that they have shared since their engagement for the sumptuous 10-bedroom Frogmore cottage, located about one kilometer south of Windsor Castle. Mirror reports.

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"With a baby on the way, it was impossible for the Duke and Duchess to stay at the palace because the Nottingham Cottage is tiny and none of the larger apartments are available," said one insider.

"Doria will stay with them for long periods of time and they need more space," they added.

The cottage was a wedding gift for Meghan (34) and Harry (37) of Queen Elizabeth II (92), realizing that Windsor was very important to them since they were married, Daily mail reports.

A source said We weekly that the former actress wants her mother to settle in the UK to spend more time with her and her baby, to be born in the European spring next year, but the social worker Doria has not yet left her home in Los Angeles.

"She [Doria] told friends that she would keep her home in Los Angeles but plans to spend most of her time with Meghan, "they said.

Sources: Mirror, Us Weekly, Daily Mail