Kate and William Upgrade Family Lifestyle

Prince William and Princess Kate, who relocated to the modest Adelaide Cottage in Windsor two years ago, are reportedly exploring ways to enhance their family life as they navigate recent health challenges. The four-bedroom home, situated on the Windsor Home Park estate, offers more privacy for their three children—George, Charlotte, and Louis—compared to their previous residence at Kensington Palace. This move was motivated by a desire for a quieter family life and proximity to the late Queen Elizabeth. The couple has enjoyed significant privacy in their new home, which lacks space for live-in staff, allowing them to spend quality time together. This has been particularly important following Kate's recent health issues. In March, she revealed in a heartfelt video message that she had undergone major abdominal surgery and was advised to pursue preventative chemotherapy after tests indicated the presence of cancer. She requested privacy for her family as they cope with this difficult situation. Sources indicate that the couple is considering renovations to a nearby red-brick annex that is currently uninhabitable. While discussions about utilizing this space have been ongoing, the project has been postponed due to the family's current circumstances. William is reportedly mindful of public scrutiny regarding royal expenditures and is seeking the most prudent approach to any potential renovation costs. Despite these challenges, the family is said to be content in their Windsor home, which they "adore," and they frequently visit their Norfolk residence, Anmer Hall, during school holidays.