Iconic royal palace described as a 'prison' for children more than once
ok.co.ukThe Prince and Princess of Wales saw a great deal of change in many aspects of their lives last year. One significant shift came in September when the couple relocated to Adelaide Cottage on the Windsor Estate with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
The family of five had lived in Apartment 1A of Kensington Palace and were said to have decided on the move to give their young children more freedom.The idea that the West London palace is restrictive for younger members of the Royal Family is not a new concept as it was where one famous Queen was heavily restricted for the first 18 years of her life.
The Wales family's home at Adelaide Cottage is nestled away in the heart of the Crown Estate's private 655-acre royal park and provides the three young royals with a greater deal of privacy than they had at Kensington Palace.
Another advantage has been pointed out by royal biographer and Editor-in-Chief of Majesty Magazine, Ingrid Seward. Speaking to The Sun ahead of the family's move, Ms Seward said: "Kensington Palace is a glorious prison for kids – they want to be able to play football without being watched from behind the gates. "I think Windsor will be perfect for them, as they will have lots of freedom and they can all be at school together." Kensington Palace was previously the home to Diana, Princess of Wales, Prince William and Prince Harry - and the idea that the palace is not an ideal home for children has been explored before.
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