Adelaide Cottage: Last News

Since the death of Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles' rise to the throne, The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children have undergone several changes. One significant shift was their relocation from London to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor Estate, taking with them Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

Prince William is celebrating Princess Kate (AKA Kate Middleton) on her 43rd birthday.

Kate Middleton is 43!The Princess of Wales is celebrating her birthday surrounded by those nearest and dearest to her on Thursday, The Post can reveal.While Princess Catherine has spent much of her time at Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, England over the festive break, she is set to spend the special day at Adelaide Cottage, the Wales’ family home.As for the celebration itself, King Charles’ former personal butler Grant Harrold says it will be an intimate, family-filled affair.“I have no doubt that the King and Queen will have a dinner for her at some point either at Clarence House or Highgrove as the King is quite good at that kind of thing,” Harrold exclusively told The Post.“And William will be making sure there is a nice meal and some gifts and it will be celebrated with the children, who will of course want to celebrate with her,” adds Harrold, who previously worked for the king for seven years.While the mom of three’s birthday is often a low-key event, given its proximity to Christmas, this year’s celebrations may look slightly different given the difficult year Middleton has had health-wise.As Princess Catherine is “returning back to royal duties and obviously is doing well with her treatment,” Harrold suspects that the princess’ parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, will join in on the celebration.The former royal staffer believes Middleton may hear well-wishes from two estranged members of the royal family: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.“I think Harry and Meghan will reach out to wish her happy birthday,” Harrold told The Post on behalf of Slingo.

Prince George may be in line for the throne, but at home he's just an ordinary 11-year-old lad who has his fair share of household chores.

Kate Middleton is set to make a huge decision over Prince George's future - one that could change his life. The Prince and Princess of Wales' three children - George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six - all started at Thomas's school in Battersea, London.

, smashing through a security gate while , , and their children slept at home in Adelaide Cottage nearby.According to reports, the two men broke into the Shaw Farm gate using a stolen truck, then stole agricultural machinery before escaping on the back of the estate’s quad bike. The destroyed gateway is the nearest entrance to the Wales family home, Adelaide Cottage, and the Prince and Princess of Wales are often seen using it to come and go from Windsor Great Park.Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are thought to have been fast asleep as the break-in occurred.

In a shocking breach of security, Windsor Castle estate was infiltrated by masked thieves while Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their children were at their nearby residence.The brazen criminals scaled a six-foot fence under the cover of darkness to pilfer farm vehicles.They made off with a pick-up truck and a quad bike from a barn within the castle's secure perimeter. Although King Charles and Queen Camilla were away, the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their little ones, were believed to be at Adelaide Cottage, just a stone's throw from the scene of the crime.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, our future King and Queen, are reportedly dedicated to giving their children a "normal" upbringing.

The Prince and Princess of Wales might be our future King and Queen, but experts agree that they are both committed to raising their children as “normally” as possible. With Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, being second, third and fourth in line to the throne respectively, it sounds like an impossible – or even a futile – task.

Adelaide Cottage, home to Prince and Princess of Wales, may have distinctive pale pink exterior walls, be surrounded by mature trees and offer much-needed privacy these days, but the property hasn't always been so 'homely'. In fact, before Will and Kate made it their main home in 2022 - after they moved out of their palatial apartment, 1A Kensington Palace - the cottage was in need of some major repairs, with one former resident calling it an “icebox” and another critic dubbing it “pokey and unattractive," due to its Victorian wallpaper and heavy furniture.

A four-bedroom cottage in the Home Counties might seem like a rather unlikely choice for a future monarch and his wife, but Adelaide Cottage – the Prince and Princess of Wales’ primary residence – fits the bill perfectly.The two-storey house, in the grounds of 655-acre Windsor Home Park and just a 10-minute walk from Windsor Castle, has been their main home since they moved out of their palatial apartment, 1A Kensington Palace, in 2022. Although fairly modest by royal standards, for William and Kate, both 42, it has proven to be the perfect place in which to raise their three children – Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six.

Traditionally, royal children have either been home-schooled or, as was the case for King Charles III and his two sons, sent to boarding school once they were old enough to tie their own shoelaces. Charles was dispatched to Cheam School in Berkshire at the tender age of eight, making him the first heir to the throne to attend a "civilian" school, while Prince William and his brother Harry both attended Ludgrove School, also in Berkshire, from the same age, reports OK!.

Kate and William's three children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, first attended Thomas’s school in Battersea, London, and then, when the family moved to Adelaide Cottage, moved to the £47k per year Berkshire independent preparatory school Lambrook in 2022. And, as royal expert Katie Nicholl tells OK!, the royal couple's brood have a very enjoyable time, there - one that, most vitally, has given them a sense of stabillity during uncertain times, as their mother Kate continues her cancer treatment.

Traditionally, royal children have either been home-schooled or, as was the case for King Charles III and his two sons, packed off to boarding school once they were old enough to tie their own shoelaces. Charles was sent to board at Cheam School in Berkshire, aged just eight, making him the first heir to the throne to attend a “civilian” school, while Prince William and his brother Harry both attended Ludgrove School, also in Berkshire, from the same age.

It's well-known that Prince William and Princess Kate have residences in England, but they've also recently come into possession of a property in Wales that the public can visit. After the passing of Her Majesty the Queen, the duo were bequeathed the Llwynywermod Estate by King Charles.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have multiple homes, but you could formerly find them residing at Kensington Palace in Apartment 1A, with their three children. Prince William and Kate called the property home from 2013, and had it completely transformed to their tastes prior to moving in with their first child, Prince George.They moved out to Adelaide Cottage, Windsor, in the summer of 2022 to be nearer to the late Queen. Apartment 1A, worth £635m, boasts 20 rooms altogether and is spread across floor enormous floors, which are filled with stylish decor and furnishings.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are hiding a huge royal secret behind their Windsor home - an abandoned run down annexe building which could serve as a perfect solution for their spatial needs.

Kate Middleton reportedly has a 'secret code' she uses to keep her children in check when they're misbehaving.

Kate Middleton reportedly has a catchphrase she uses to keep her children's behaviour in line when they're being naughty. Known as her 'secret code' it is said to help 'calm the children', which can be used during public royal events.

There can be few more testing times than the difficult journey the Princess of Wales has been through these past nine months. Since her planned abdominal surgery in January that resulted in a “shock” cancer diagnosis, which she revealed in March, Kate, 42, has had to come face to face with her own mortality, while also trying to keep worries as low as possible for her children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six.

Prince George is taking flight!