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Kate Middleton and Prince William Break Royal Tradition With Move to $21 Million Forest Lodge

Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their three kids are looking to move from four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage to the eight-bedroom Forest Lodge by Christmas of this year.

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Everything We Know About Prince William and Kate Middleton’s New “Forever Home” Forest Lodge

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Inside Forest Lodge: 9 staggering things to know about Kate and William's new home, worth £16 million

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Prince William Has ‘Cut Off’ All Contact With Prince Andrew Amid Controversies, Says Source

Prince William is said to be drawing a firm boundary between the crown and his uncle, Prince Andrew.

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Prince William and Kate Think They've Found 'Their Forever Home'

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Prince William and Kate Middleton Are Moving to the Forest Lodge Within Windsor Great Park

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Prince and Princess of Wales’ move forces out two local families

In response, a n insider source told the Daily Mail that the residents “were told to move out. I guess they were given somewhere else, but they were told they had to move.”

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Prince William and Kate Middleton Are Eager to "Start Afresh" in New $21 Million Home

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Royal Experts Explain the Real Reason Prince William and Kate Middleton Don’t Have Any Live-In Staff

In search of a ‘fresh start,’ William and Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales, are moving homes

In search of a fresh start, William and Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales, found what could be their forever home.

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Prince William Needs to “Be Careful” with His Plans for His Future Reign, Royal Biographer Says

While the Prince of Wales wants to put his family first, “the role of the monarch is one where duty has to come first,” Robert Jobson said.

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Critics Warn Prince William's Life at Forest Lodge May Signal a 'Part-Time King' Era

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s move to Forest Lodge later this year - their reported “forever home“- is about putting the needs of their family first. Still, some royal critics are raising concerns about what this means for the future of the monarchy.