Buckingham Palace officially announced: Harry and Megan will be alive for William and Kate

Harry and Megan

LONDON (Reuters) – Prince Harry and his wife Megan, who are expecting a baby, will be summoned for a separate stay after sharing the house with Harry's older brother, Prince William and his wife Kate, announced the Buckingham Palace.
Harry and Megane, formerly known as Duke and Duke of Sussex, have shared staff with William and Kate since their wedding last May. Queen Elizabeth has now agreed to allow them independence within the palace this spring.
"There is now a special office for the Duke of Sussex, which supports the activities of the Duchess since their highness's speech in November 2017," said Buckingham Palace in a statement.
"This move, long planned, will ensure the establishment of permanent support for the work of the Duke and Duchess at the beginning of their family life and their official relocation to the royal residence of Frogmore", indicates the press release.
British newspapers have reported since the end of last year that there were differences between the four royal parties, Harry and Megan on the part of William and Kate on the other, but he did not. There was no record of such a conflict in public. The two princes and their wives appeared to be on the brink of collapse when the four gathered on Commonwealth Day in London.
The change comes at a time when the royal family is awaiting the birth of Megan I of the grandson of the queen this spring. Harry and his wife are also preparing to move from their home to Kenzington Palace, where William and Kate are staying, in a new house on the grounds of Windsor Castle.