Meghan and Harry move to Frogmore Cottage Windsor & # 39; retarded & # 39; by design changes

The Duke and Duchess of Susbad were forced to postpone their move to Frogmore Cottage due to last-minute design changes.

Meghan, 37, and Harry, 34, were scheduled to settle at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor this week, but the workers are still on the scene.

They could wait another four weeks, which would mean that the duchess, very pregnant, would move a few days before giving birth.

Meghan, 37, and Harry, 34 (photographed at the Commonwealth ceremony in Westminster Abey on March 11) reportedly delayed their move to Frogmore Cottage, Windsor, with workers making late-breaking design changes.

Workers are photographed on the roof of Frogmore Cottage and make last-minute changes to the property before the move.

Frogmore Cottage is photographed as workers rush to complete last-minute changes to the royal couple's new home

A royal source told the Sun: "Everything has been done for the pump. The builders worked all week, regardless of the weather. But they keep making changes, especially on the layout.

"The word is that they were quite demanding, which is understandable because what owner does not want their home to be perfect?"

A spokesman for Kensington Palace told MailOnline that the couple are moving "in the spring – hopefully before the birth" of the new royal baby, but do not want to say more.

Frogmore renovations saw the interior walls turned over to create a five-bedroom property with en suite bathroom and a huge kitchen-dining area.

The royal couple have already left his cottage at Kensington Palace, causing rumors of dissension between him and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

According to the latest information, the couple would have had an apartment at the Buckingham Palace meanwhile after its renovation of 369 million pounds.

Once completed, the new Frogmore Cottage look will have a view of Windsor Great Park and Frogmore House, where the couple had their wedding reception last year

They will be the first members of the royal family in recent history to do without London base when they finally travel to Windsor.

Once completed, the new Frogmore Cottage look will have a view of Windsor Great Park and Frogmore House, where the couple hosted their wedding last year.

It was confirmed this week that the Duchess would give birth to her first baby at London's Lindo Wing St Mary's Hospital, after learning that she could break with tradition and choose another place.

He was suggested to opt for The Portland American Hospital or another closer to their new home in Windsor, such as the Frimley Park Hospital in Surrey.

A source told the Evening Standard yesterday: "After weighing the options and recognizing its place in the royal tradition, they consider it a superior choice."

The renovations at Frogmore Cottage (pictured) have seen the interior walls reversed to create a five-bedroom property with en suite bathrooms and a huge kitchen-dining area

A map shows where the royal couple will be based in Windsor