Harry and Meghan Cement part with William and Kate leaving Kensington Palace

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are scheduled to settle near Windsor, 32 km from London, following reports of tensions between Harry and Meghan and Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Despite the recent announcement of a division of the courts, observers have been surprised by the rumor. Harry and Meghan planned to occupy a large apartment in the main building of Kensington Palace, next to William and Kate.

But now, in a clear attempt to define themselves outside the orbit of William and Kate, Harry and Meghan are moving further away.

Kensington Palace has announced that Harry and Meghan will be relocating to Frogmore Cottage, in the precincts of Frogmore House, a royal palace where their wedding reception was held.

the Sun According to reports: "Harry and Meghan had originally planned to leave their cottage located in the precincts of Kensington Palace and to enter one of the main apartments. But there was a little tension between the brothers. Now, Harry and Meghan do not want to live next to William and Kate and want to fend for themselves. "

The couple lived until now at Nottingham Cottage, within the grounds of Kensington Palace, where William and Kate live, and their move comes just weeks after the courts of Sussex and Cambridges officially separated.

Frogmore Cottage, which was offered to the couple by the Queen, faces the Frogmore House property, near Windsor Castle, and is where the couple held their private wedding party and where their photos of Engagement was filmed.

The cottage will undergo major construction work to make it a luxury family home with 10 rooms and a yoga studio. The work will be funded by the British taxpayer.

A spokesperson for the couple said, "Windsor is a very special place for their Royal Highnesses and they are grateful that their official residence is on the estate. The office of the duke and duchess will continue to be based at Kensington Palace. "

The move clearly sets the distance between the last two royal houses, and highlights their very different styles.

Their country houses are also separated by more than 160 km. William and Harry rent a house near Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire, while William and Kate live on the Queen's estate in Norfolk.