Prince William will not be relocating his family to Buckingham Palace once he becomes king, royal expert Rebecca English claims. Us Weekly confirmed on Saturday, August 16, that William, 43, and Princess Kate Middleton would be moving their family to Windsor Great Park’s Forest Lodge after living in Adelaide Cottage for the past three years.

Prince William is breaking with tradition for his new 'forever' home, moving his family into a low-key lodge without any palace luxuries.

The Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children are reportedly set to move from Adelaide Cottage to another Grade II listed gem in Windsor Great Park

Prince William has allegedly laid out a plan to deal with his disgraced uncle, Prince Andrew, once he becomes king. The 43-year-old is next in line to the throne and seems to be the first person in his family who is willing to take action against Andrew,

The Duke of Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, is reportedly facing a major dilemma as he and his wife Olivia decide who to choose as the godfather of their newborn daughter, Cosima

Hugh Grosvenor, Duke of Westminster, is one of the few mutual friends of both Prince William and Prince Harry, who are currently estranged. Hugh and his wife Olivia, Duchess of Westminster, just welcomed their first child, daughter Cosima, in July.

Former royal butler Grant Harrold reveals details about Prince Harry’s past friendship with Kate Middleton in his new book

Furthermore, Jennie reckons that William's relocation will spark queries regarding the reported £369 million being allocated to the extensive refurbishment scheme at Buckingham Palace. "All of this would inevitably cause a real conundrum about what to do about these grand old palaces and castles," she added.