At the behest of Prince Harry’s father, King Charles III, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been kicked out of their house in the United Kingdom.
While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were working royals, Frogmore Cottage on the grounds of Windsor Castle served as their primary residence. Now, according to a number of media, Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, the disgraced brother of Charles, is reportedly being offered the property.
The late queen gave the pair the cottage as a wedding present, and when they departed the UK for California in 2020, they declared that Frogmore Cottage would serve as their temporary residence.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been asked to leave their home at Frogmore Cottage, we can reveal the couple’s spokesman said in a statement on Wednesday.
Although Buckingham Palace has not released a statement regarding the eviction notice, rumours claim that Charles started the procedure on January 11 — the day after Harry’s best-selling bombshell memoir, Spare, was released.
When the family and their kids visited the U.K., the palace stopped providing royal police protection, leaving just Frogmore Cottage available to suit their security requirements. During their Platinum Jubilee visit to Queen Elizabeth in 2022, they remained there, which is guarded by the Royalty and Specialist Protection Unit of the Metropolitan Police.
However, it appears the property will no longer be an option for them on future visits.
It’s no secret that the rift between Harry and his family has deepened since the publication of his book, which included his account of private and sometimes unflattering conversations and encounters with his father, as well as his brother Prince William.
