Call the removalists, Prince William, Kate and their three children are moving!
The royals have all but announced they are packing their bags, relocating to a four bedroom home on the Windsor Estate, with reports being in close proximity to 96-year-old Queen Elizabeth was all part of the reasoning.
200-year-old Adelaide Cottage is ready-to-go, needing no extra taxpayer-funded security of refurbishments.
The couple hope to move in this summer, with the quick turnaround meaning their kids, George, Charlotte and Louis can all start school together locally when Autumn falls.
This is a far cry from the 2.4 million Pounds previously spent by Harry and Meghan on Frogmore Cottage.
It’s also believed William and Kate have opted not to have live-in staff, with all of their aides commuting to Windsor.
The family’s current residence, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, will be kept on as a family country retreat, with their apartments at Kensington Palace converted into staff offices.
Sources say Kate and William are very keen for a modest home to start their new lives in Windsor.
