Princess Eugene and Jack Brooksbank Set for Home Upheaval After Welcoming Second Child

Princess Eugene and Jack Brooksbank are facing the possibility of a major life upheaval as they welcome their second child, Ernest George Ronnie Brooksbank.

The couple currently resides at Ivy Cottage in Kensington Palace with their eldest son, August Brooksbank.

However, with their growing family, it seems they are considering a move to Portugal's Seaview Mansion.

Jack Brooksbank, who is working with property tycoon Mike Meldman on a 300-home development, plans to expand their residence in Portugal to provide a comfortable life for Princess Eugene and their children.

The family splits their time between the UK and Portugal, where Jack is involved in marketing, sales, and promotion for the development.

According to reports, the family has moved into the Costa Terra Gulf and Ocean Club, a sought-after beachfront location.

The new home offers stunning views of the sand and sea.

The development, managed by Mike Meldman's Discovery Land Company, is known for its luxurious residences.

The area is also protected by strict regulations to maintain its pristine condition and privacy.

In an interview with Harper's Bazaar, Princess Eugene shared insights into the interiors of their new property, which is adorned with art and family photos.

She described her bedroom filled with pictures taken by her parents, including one of an elephant spraying water on its back and another of Balmoral Castle.

She also mentioned the need to hang up more art and the presence of shoes scattered throughout the house.

Rumors had previously circulated that Princess Eugene's family might move to the US and become neighbors with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.

However, these speculations turned out to be false.

Earlier this year, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugene were seen at a pub in Notting Hill with Piers Morgan, a known enemy of the Sussexes.

The sight of the royal siblings laughing and socializing with Piers left Harry and Meghan astonished and feeling betrayed.

As Princess Eugene and Jack Brooksbank navigate their new life with two children, the possibility of a move to Portugal's Seaview Mansion seems to be on the horizon.

With Jack's involvement in the property development and the allure of a beachfront residence, the couple is considering a major home upheaval.

As their family grows, they seek a comfortable and spacious environment for their children to thrive.