Prince William and Kate Middleton‘s house move reportedly came with generosity for their neighbors, instead of disruptions. As the pair prepares to start a fresh chapter in a new home, Forest Lodge, in Windsor Great Park, they took special care to ensure their relocation didn’t bring any trouble to those living nearby. A source recently revealed that the Prince and Princess of Wales changed their neighbors’ lives in a “positive” way with their move.
Prince William and Kate Middleton helped their neighbors get a better place, says source
Prince William and Kate Middleton helped their neighbors find a better place. Rob Shuter #ShuterScoop exclusively learned this in light of their new house move. Their family will relocate to the sprawling Forest Lodge in Windsor. They are trading life at their current home, Adelaide Cottage, for a more private and permanent residence. A source claimed that the couple intends to start their new chapter with kindness. They want to extend that kindness to those living near the Crown Estate cottages.
The report alleged that the move comes with an upgrade for two families living in the vicinity. William and Middleton seemingly offered them better homes and will be personally paying for their relocation expenses. The insider revealed that they didn’t just ask their neighbors to leave, but approached the situation with compassion. The duo “made sure the families were upgraded into new houses” and were determined to make the transition a win for everybody.
It appears William and Middleton’s thoughtfulness about their house move has touched the hearts of their neighbors. Besides, it also marks a turning point in their lives as they move into their “forever home.” The source claimed that the relocation is about “giving their kids the happiest, most secure foundation possible.” A neighbor further called it “a royal act of kindness.” Forest Lodge is reportedly under renovation at the moment.
