Following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's eviction from Frogmore Cottage earlier this year, rumors are swirling that Prince Harry is once again seeking a permanent home in the United Kingdom. (Frogmore was a wedding gift from Queen Elizabeth in 2018, and Harry and Meghan used the property as their home base in the UK until this summer, even after they retired as active members of the royal family in early 2020 and moved to the United States.) It was also the former home of Harry's mother, Princess Diana, and remains KP to rent an apartment at Kensington Palace, which is also the former home of the Prince and Princess of Wales, who use it as their London home. (William, Kate, and their three children moved to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor shortly before the late Princess Diana's death in September 2022.) By the way, don't let the word "apartment" fool you; KP's apartment is larger than any house you've ever seen.)

From the beginning of their relationship until their marriage, Harry (and later Princess Meghan) lived in Nottingham Cottage on the grounds of Kensington Palace, so they would return to living on the KP grounds. According to the Daily Express, Harry has expressed interest in renting an apartment there, but there is a glitch: Prince William stays there regularly, says Matt Wilkinson of the Sun.

Wilkinson appeared on "TalkTV" with host Kevin O'Sullivan and said the apartment would primarily be used as a "place to lay your head" when Harry visits the UK. Wilkinson said it was more for Harry than for the family as a whole, adding, "I would never in a million years think that Meghan would spend a lot of time here again." (Other than using Heathrow, Meghan has not been back to the UK since the funeral of the late King 13 months ago, while Harry has returned many times.)

"I think the situation is that Harry is homeless in the UK," Wilkinson says. 'The King has taken away his property. Their lives are in California."

Wilkinson said King Charles extended an invitation to his younger son, but Harry declined. 'He has to apply,' he said. 'It's a really odd situation. His father is the king, the king owns all the land, and there are a lot of empty castles. Last time, the king said, 'You can come to Balmoral,' but he (Harry) couldn't come because of travel arrangements, so he ended up staying in a hotel."

Even so, it is a temporary thing, and what is being discussed is more long-term, especially since Harry reportedly wants his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to become familiar with their British roots. 'He is obsessed with security. 'He has a court case about security. So I think it is true that he wants to rent somewhere in Kensington Palace or St. James's Palace. The problem with Kensington Palace is that William is often there. I had a fight with my brother when we lived next door to each other at Kensington Palace, but it would be difficult because William's staff is there, and William, Kate, and the kids are in and out of there a lot. If he did get permission to rent a room, it would be on the condition that he keep his siblings apart. William spends a lot of time in Windsor."

Wilkinson agrees: "Wilkinson agrees. 'We've made him homeless (by kicking the Sussex family out of Frogmore), so he wants to come ...... There are no big events: ...... His life is in California: ...... Maybe he'll come back for a charity event like earlier this year. "

If KP didn't work out, Wilkinson offered another solution. 'It's not going to be one of those family reunions where the royals welcome him with open arms,' he said. He's a grown man with a lot of money. Why not buy his own house?'

The UK property is just the latest rumor in the Sussex real estate game of musical chairs. For some time, rumors have circulated that the family was moving to Malibu. OK reports that Harry is considering buying a property in New York to be closer to England and reduce travel time there, but Meghan "can't imagine" leaving California, where she grew up. (Royal writer Tina Brown told "Sky News Australia.") ) "Harry was all in on the Malibu move a few months ago," one source said. 'Yes, it was Meghan's idea, but he was excited. It seems odd that now he wants to get out of that California life and is proposing to buy a house in New York instead." They added that the alleged idea "makes no logical sense at all."

Nevertheless, as with basically everything in the royal stratosphere, everything about where the Sussexes want to live should be taken with a grain of salt. As royal commentator Dame Colin Campbell told GB News. 'A few weeks ago they were in Malibu, a few months ago they were in Montecito (editor's note: don't they already live there? They keep changing where they are relocating."

Either they keep changing, or the media do 'People reports that the family of four seems perfectly happy where they are: "Megan is the best mother and Harry is always on the floor playing with the kids," a source said of life in Montecito. said. They are still such a team."