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Prince Harry andMeghan, Duchess of Sussex, can soon leave the grounds of the Kensington Palace. Recently, it has been reported that other Royals Seniors refuse to abandon their apartments at the Kensington Palace to make room for parents' expectations - which will have exceeded their two bedroom residence, Nottingham Cottage,When Baby Sussex arrives in the spring of next year.

Several months, there are several surviving reports that the couple would go to a 21-room apartment in Kensington Palace, which would make them neighbors ofPrince William andCatherine, Cambridge Duchess, who live with their three children in a sumptuous apartment of 20 rooms in the field.

In order to renovate the space to make room for Meghan and Harry, some long-standing residents are expected to abandon their apartments. The rooms in question are currently occupied by theDuke andDuchess of Gloucester, who would have refused to leave. It had been reported thatQueen Elizabeth Cousin and his wife would come out of the apartment of 21 rooms 1, but it now seems to be discussion.

But there is another reason for Meghan and Harry can choose to leave, according to my royal sources. "With their first child on the way, they need and want more space, but they do not want to live next to William and Catherine. It's a bit too close to comfort."

Says the initiate ", they are considering having separate offices and distinct agendas. The life of William and Catherine take place in a different direction from Harry and Meghan. The royals know him, and they both want S ' ensure that they are not considered a package agreement. "

SinceMeghan committed to HarryCouples are frequently referred to the media as "Fab Four".

Another option that the couple was considering thinking about York Cottage. Earlier this year, the queen reportedly offered the newlyweds with the Tentacular House in Sandringham in the middle of Sandringham, report Harry and Meghan wanted to raise their child spotlight in London. (William and Kate spent an extended period of living in their country at home, Anmer Hall untilPrince George started kindergarten.)