Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank Move Out of Frogmore Cottage: What’s the Real Reason?

Princess Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, have recently left Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, which they had been residing in for about six weeks.

The news broke on Saturday morning, with multiple British media outlets reporting the couple's quiet departure from the home previously occupied by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Princess Eugenie, who is Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's granddaughter, as well as the daughter of Prince Andrew and the Duchess of York, is currently pregnant with her first child and is expected to give birth in early 2021.

Reports suggest that Prince Harry and Meghan had their personal belongings removed from the cottage to make way for Eugenie and Jack.

A source revealed that removal vans arrived in the middle of the night to discreetly clear out the property, indicating that Harry and Meghan have no intention of returning.

It appears that they are tying up loose ends and planning to extend their stay in the United States, possibly permanently.

Frogmore Cottage was originally designed to suit Meghan and Harry's preferences, especially with their son Archie in mind.

Its proximity to Eugenie's parents and the Queen made it an ideal location for the couple to raise a child.

Although Meghan initially did not favor living at Frogmore Cottage, Jack and Eugenie are reportedly delighted with the residence.

However, just six weeks after moving in, Eugenie and Jack have decided to leave Frogmore Cottage behind and return to Kensington Palace, as reported by The Sun.

The publication's source expressed surprise at the sudden vacancy, questioning why no one seems to want to live in the cottage.

The details of the private agreement reached between Eugenie and her cousin Harry regarding Frogmore Cottage remain unknown.

Frogmore Cottage holds significant sentimental value for Harry and Meghan.

It was a gift from Queen Elizabeth prior to their wedding and serves as their residence in the UK.

The couple spent £2.4 million on renovations, which sparked controversy when they stepped back from their roles as working royals in March.

However, they fully reimbursed the taxpayers for the cost of the Windsor home's renovation in September.

Reports suggest that Harry and Meghan will retain Frogmore Cottage as their British home and may share it with Eugenie and Jack during their visits to the UK.

Before moving into Frogmore Cottage, Eugenie and Jack resided in Ivy Cottage at Kensington Palace.

There has been no official statement from the Royal Family regarding the couple's departure from Frogmore Cottage, but speculation about the reasons behind their move has been circulating online.

Various internet users have offered their own theories, ranging from Meghan's potential return and desire for Archie to attend boarding school in the UK, to temporary relocation due to renovations or a preference for living closer to Eugenie's parents.

While the public eagerly awaits an official statement from the Royal Family to shed light on the situation, the real story behind Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's departure from Frogmore Cottage remains a mystery.