If you follow royal news at all, you have probably heard about Prince Charles' unexpected decision to "evict" Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from their British home at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor.

Royal experts believe the move was the result of the publication of Harry's memoir, Spare.

The move both demonstrates and reinforces how bad the relationship between the Sussex family and the other royals, especially Charles and William, and their respective wives, is.

And according to one royal expert, Prince William and Princess Kate appear to be very supportive of the King's decision to remove the Sussexes from Frogmore.

"They would absolutely support Prince Charles' decision. They probably don't want Harry and Meghan anywhere near them," said Jenny Bond, OK!

The Welsh have been living at nearby Adelaide Cottage since late August or early September, and a hasty Google map search shows that their home is a Frogmore was found to be a two-minute drive (or eight-minute walk) from the house.

Still, the Sussexes have only used their Windsor home a couple of weeks a year since moving to California. Anyway...

"I think they probably have Andrew. They are totally on board with this and will support Charles," Bond added.

Charles is reportedly trying to convince his disgraced brother to "downgrade" from his current residence, the Royal Lodge, to Frogmore, but Andrew is "resisting" such a move.

"Charles is probably talking to William about this, and I think they talk about these things a lot," Bond continued.

The King's decision to get rid of Harry and Meghan is said to be something of a "settling point" and a result of the release of Spare.

The book reportedly upset Prince William considerably. For Bond, however, now that the fallout from the memoir has begun to subside, the Welsh couple feel they can let their guard down a bit more.

"Kate and William seem more relaxed with each other than ever. Could that have something to do with the fact that Harry and Meghan's book, interview, and Netflix show are winding down?" she asks OK!

"I think they feel the worst is over. Certainly there is nothing more Harry and Meghan could have said or done. They got through it pretty well."