Against the royal tradition: William and Kate do not enter the palace

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Since 2013, Prince William (36), Duchess Kate (36) and their children live at Kensington Palace in London. As a second in the British estate, William is named king after the death or abdication of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II (92) and his father, Prince Charles (69) and would then have to relocate at Buckingham Palace. After all, for 181 years, the official residence of the monarch. However, William and Charles intend to break with this tradition!

According to Sunday Times Charles, when he inherits from his mother, wants to continue living in Clarence House with his wife Camilla (71 years), making Buckingham Palace a "headquarters of the monarchy". "He's not a fan of the big house, as he calls the palace," an insider said. The dislike of the 69-year-old has two reasons. First, the costs are too high. On the other hand, from an ecological point of view, it would make no sense for him to shift his center of gravity. The ride would also be a short walk away

Charles is not alone in his opinion. Even his eldest son was of the opinion that it was too expensive to maintain the 775 rooms in full. During his reign, the 36-year-old man wanted to stay with his family in his previous home. William should cover almost four kilometers.