Meghan Markle and Prince Harry leaving Kensington Palace to join Frogmore Cottage

The rumors circulating this week are apparently true: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will not become neighbors of Kate Middleton and Prince William in Apartment 1 of the Kensington Palace, which is currently undergoing renovations. In fact, at the same time next year, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not even live at Kensington Palace or London, not at the line.

The sunRoyal correspondent of Emily Andrews reported tonight that the couple will eventually move into Frogmore Cottage in Windsor. (Frogmore House is about 45 minutes from London.) This is where their wedding took place.

Andrews entrusted them with the "Queen's New House and this will be their official residence," Twitter wrote. "We are in the process of major renovations to move staff housing to a family home."

Apartment 1 of the Kensington Palace, which is right next to Kate and William's home in the palace's 1A apartment, was really going to be available next year too, "while the Duke and the Duchess of Gloucester move into a small part of the KP " Andrews wrote. "But Harry and Meghan chose not to move there."

A royal source told the Sun that their initial plan was to move from Nottingham Cottage to the Kensington Palace Estate "and to enter one of the main apartments." But there was a little tension between the brothers. . " Because of this, "Harry and Meghan do not want to live next to William and Kate and want to fend for themselves."

So, the queen gave them Frogmore Cottage in Windsor in the private Home Park. According to Andrews, when the work on Frogmore Cottage is complete, it will be a 10-bedroom home with space for a gym and yoga studio. The home of Meghan and Harry in the Cotswolds will remain their homeland, she added.

The news of Meghan and Harry's decision to leave the Kensington Palace comes a few weeks after it was announced for the first time that Harry and William would have separate courts in the future, at the same time. Instead use the Kensington Palace as a common office for them. Of course, the palace has made no official announcement regarding the future home of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, nor as to whether the Royal Fab Four will divide the courts.