Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton’s planned move has reportedly led to two families vacating their homes.
According to a report from People, published on Sunday, August 17, the royal couple’s upcoming relocation to Windsor Great Park’s Forest Lodge in England saw “two families” that formerly lived near the residence “asked to vacate their homes ahead of the royal family’s move.”
According to People’s reporting, the two families were asked to move on “earlier this summer” and “have since departed in preparation” for William, 43, and Kate, also 43, to relocate their three children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, from their current Adelaide Cottage in England.
The outlet noted that no eviction notices were issued and the families have “moved to similar or better housing within the Great Park, with everyone remaining in Crown Estate properties.”
According to the Daily Mail’s initial reporting, the families were “not expecting” to be asked to move.
A spokesperson for Kensington Palace confirmed to Us on Saturday, August 16, that “the Wales family will move house later this year” after living in Adelaide Cottage for the past three years.
