The royal couple, famous for their dedication to providing a balanced education for their children, appear to be considering a more secluded and quiet environment for their younger members their family. Follow along as we go through all the revealing details about these controversies before we dive into the details of the Royal parents' decision. While Prince George has begun to take on more public responsibilities as he gets older, his children are still relatively shielded from rumors that Charlotte and Louis may be renting an apartment.

Shortages as the Royal Family may consider leaving the palace in the future their parents believe the 30 residences could be opened further to the public to provide funding for the Royal collection. The move will allow Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to grow up in a more peaceful environment. Surrounded by nature and away from the pressures of Royal life, William says “historically our Queens have favored palaces while Kings have tended to see them as stages for Brilliance.

He is known to love both Windsor Castle in Birkshire and Sandringham in Norfolk but we understand that her absolute favorite is the Bal Meral estate in Scotland that King Charles looks set to run with members of the Royal Family. Small families had to relocate. They may have to go and live in palaces that are not upscale, it will be interesting to see how Prince William can approach them if he still has his children living with him, possibly in the future we will see Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis get a short-lived apartment together. George, Charlotte and Louis' grandfather Wells didn't actually live at Buckingham Palace.

At the time he was renovating it and using it more as an office the king and queen now use Clarence House as their London residence with Windsor Castle remaining the country's official resident while Kensington Palace is used as the family's official residence. The Dutchman and Duchess of Glosser, the Dutchman and Duchess of Kent as well as Prince and Princess Michael of Kent were also based in the palace's Royal Apartments as the royal family grew. There is growing recognition of the need to adapt to changing times and public sentiment. The concept of a shrinking monarchy has been discussed for several years with a focus on reducing the number of working Royals and concentrating official duties on a core group of senior family members.

Under these plans, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, the younger children of Prince William and Princess Catherine, may not take on traditional duties. Taking on Royal roles when they come of age may instead mean they are encouraged to pursue independent careers and live outside the limits of Royal duties. This potential change would mark a departure from previous expectations placed on members of the royal family that the working assumption was that the two younger children would go on and do their own thing, they would are encouraged not to become working Royals.