The Sovereign Grant sent out the word that the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle no longer have possession of their royal abode, Frogmore Cottage. The Sun broke the news way back in the month of March. However, the couple had not entirely left the palace since they had their due owing to the same. Having cleared them all, the couple has thus handed back the keys to the royal abode. This also implies the fact that Frogmore Cottage is now up for grabs.

The Palace located at the Windsor home park is now open to the market. Earlier guesses had it that it could likely go onto the market to be probably on sale for rent from someone within the Palace. Nonetheless, recent developments made it clear that the controversial brother of the King, Prince Andrew, was now eyeing the royal abode. 

No reports had been made official about whether Prince Andrew will now be the rightful owner of the same. Meanwhile, further obstructions have come in the way of Prince Andrew’s takeover of Frogmore. Reports by Mail have confirmed that the Duchess of York underwent breast cancer surgery, which evidently lasted for eight whole hours. The mastectomy has “quietly shelved” all the decisions while the duchess recovered.

The separated Duke and the Duchess of York used to live together in their former royal abode. This continued even after the couple officially called it quits with a divorce in 1996. But what about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle? Where do they stay if they ever happen to visit the UK in the future?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will have to make separate lodging arrangements for further visits to the UK 

The Frogxit marks the end of any royal home that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had in the United Kingdom. If they stay in the Kingdom in the future, they will have to reach a private agreement with the King. Even if it were in all of London or especially in the Palace, they will have to first consult with the King although Prince Harry once thought that they were destined for Frogmore.

Moreover, situations are more or less equally tight with the senior royals as well. Due to the higher cost of living and the rising inflation, King Charles has decided to keep the heat around such buildings low. The Balmoral, Windsor Castle, along with Kensington will all try to lower their bill and also likely reach a Net Zero in emissions. 

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