Last week, Prince Harry visited England for the first time since he was evicted from his British residence at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor.

In the past, it has been the norm for him to stay at Frogmore when visiting his home country, but this visit raised new questions as to where he should stay for comfort, discretion, and above all, adequate security.

So where did the Duke of Sussex stay during his brief trip to England? The Telegraph reports that this may have been "the last time" he actually stayed at Frogmore (though we don't know about that, as the property is now occupied by his friend and cousin, Princess Eugenie).

According to the paper, the main purpose of Harry's visit was to attend a court hearing in the joint lawsuit against the Associated Press, but it was also an opportunity to sort through the family's remaining belongings at Frogmore and decide what to ship to their new home in Southern California.

This contradicts earlier reports that the Duke is "staying with a friend in London."

Harry was in England to attend a four-day hearing in the case against Associated Newspapers (publisher of the Daily Mail), which he launched with other public figures including Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley.

During the hearing, the prince expressed that he felt "deprived" of his normal adolescence by the acts allegedly committed by Associated Newspapers, and declared that he was participating in this lawsuit "because I love my country and remain deeply concerned about the unbridled power, influence and criminality of Associated I continue to do so," he declared.

The duke is believed to have returned to California on Thursday.