Prince William is likely make an unexpected plan about his Royal residence after ascending to the throne.
The Prince of Wales, who is believed to be preparing himself to take the reign as heir to the throne might not move into Buckingham Palace after becoming the king.
A well-placed source told The Times, that the eldest son of King Charles has seemingly no plans to move to the Royal estate, which has been an official residence of British monarchs since 1837.
As per the insider, Princess Kate and her husband will maintain their current country lifestyle away from central London due to privacy reasons.
The decision is also a reflection of William's concern for his kids life after he takes on the responsibilities of a King.
"He'll be asking, if [the children] are still young when I take on the big job, how do I maintain that privacy?" the source added.
The tipster further stated, "I'm pretty sure that they won't move into BP. You can't imagine him saying, 'Great, let's move back to central London.'"
When Prince William will ascend to the throne?
Prince William will take the reign if or when King Charles III dies or abdicates.
King Charles, who was diagnosed with a form of cancer in February last year will celebrate his second coronation anniversary on May 6, 2025.
Charles was ascended to the throne after the passing of his mother late Queen Elizabeth II in 2022.
