How Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Rearrange Their Home Frogmore Cottage

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are turning their new home into a home.

Since their arrival at Frogmore Cottage almost two months ago, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not only adapted to a new home, but also to the life of a family of three. After all, they welcomed their first child, their son Archieearly May and their lives changed forever. "It's magical, it's pretty amazing," Markle told the press about the life of a new mom when the couple introduced the baby to the world two days later.

Whether preparing for life with their new kid or for routine maintenance, the couple's project manager at the Royal House and an architect asked to make changes outside the property at the beginning of the month. of April, almost a month before the arrival of the baby.

According to public redacted documents from the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead, applications have recently been approved for exterior landscaping of existing cottage gardens as well as unspecified alterations to lighting. Restoration of existing windows, doors and walls, including outbuildings, and the renovation of gutters and downspouts were also approved.

It goes without saying that the family seems to want to focus on the exterior of the centuries-old cottage as a result of renovations approved last year.

And, given Markle's penchant for yoga and his "outdoor" education, we imagine the family will want to spend time outdoors with his new small object.

Meanwhile, the new mom has not been seen since the beginning of this month as she stays on maternity leave. However, according to one source, it may not be so long before the duchess gets involved again in public. E! Earlier, News had learned that Markle could be seen at important times this summer, including at the Queen's birthday parade and at Trooping the Color on June 8th.

Until then, we bet she's having fun with her little one in the comfort of their new home.