Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton‘s decision to move has royal observers reading into tea leaves, and they believe there might be clues about how the couple feels about a fourth pregnancy.
Just before the start of the school year, Prince William and Kate Middleton and their young children — Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4, have moved from Kensington Palace in West London to Adelaide Cottage.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are now about a 10-minute walk from Queen Elizabeth II‘s primary residence, Windsor Castle, and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s base in the UK, Frogmore Cottage.
The future King and Queen of England opted for a significant downgrade because the family of five would be residing in a four-bedroom home.
Other details about the move that have been confirmed by The Telegraph include the couple’s decision to no longer have a live-in nanny for their three children. This is a first for the royal couple.
Their longtime nanny, Maria Borrallo, will live elsewhere on Her Majesty‘s estate.
The details about the move prompted speculations about Kate Middleton, who has confessed many times this year that she is feeling broody and would love to have more children.
Talking to volunteers and royal supporters, Middleton has revealed that she loves babies and cannot get enough of them, but Prince William is not interested in having another child.
While attending an event at the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, Middleton said that she was feeling “very broody” and that Prince William is often “worried” about her working with young children.
She added: “William always worries about me meeting under-one-year-olds. I come home saying, ‘let’s have another one.'”
However, after much debate and consideration, it seems that Prince William and his spouse have decided not to have other children.
While on GB News, royal experts Charles Rae and Colin Brazier revealed what the modest home means for the family.
Brazier claims that the news of the Cambridges’ new home, which has “one bedroom per child,” is “quite profound.”
Rae chimed in: “This is quite a sizable four-bedroom house. It’s Adelaide Cottage..they are downsizing for a number of good reasons.”
He continued: “One is the children’s schooling. They are going to be nearby.”
The revelation that the family no longer needs a full-time nanny is a strong indication that Middleton might have closed the baby chapter for the foreseeable future or until she convinces Prince William to change his mind.
