Prince William and Kate Middleton's move later this year to $21 million Forest Lodge caused two families to have to vacate their own homes in preparation for the Prince and Princess of Wales' arrival.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are reportedly moving to "Forest Lodge" instead of Fort Belvedere—details here.

WINDSOR, U.K. — The Prince and Princess of Wales are moving. The royal couple and their three children will be leaving Adelaide Cottage, their home since 2022, for their new residence at Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park, the BBC reported.

Prince William and Kate Middleton's move to Forest Lodge in Windsor, England, caused two families to vacate their homes

Prince William and Kate Middleton will leave Adelaide Cottage for their new Windsor Great Park home later this year

The insider continued that the family will see Forest Lodge as their “forever home”, with Kate and William planning to live there even when they ascend to the throne in the future. The couple also have homes at Anmer Hall in Norfolk, as well as offices in Kensington Palace.

It is officially confirmed; Prince William and Kate Middleton are on the move. The royal couple will be leaving their cozy Adelaide Cottage to move to their “forever home” at Forest Lodge, according to The Sun. A Kensington Palace spokesperson also confirmed their relocation to People, “The Wales family will move house later this year.” …

A look inside Prince William and Princess Catherine's new "forever home" - Forest Lodge in Windsor. It's not as glamorous as you might think!

Kate has made it very clear that family comes first, and giving Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 7, as normal a life as possible is her priority. Last year’s cancer battle likely put that mission into sharper focus. Kate is not going to be forced into anything — her life has changed forever.