Harry’s heartbreaking 7-word response to King Charles after being evicted from Frogmore Cottage

After their 2018 royal wedding, Harry and Meghan initially took up residence at Kensington Palace, formerly occupied by Prince William and Kate Middleton. However, they later moved to Nottingham Cottage briefly before settling at Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor Castle grounds, a generous gift from the late Queen Elizabeth.

In September 2020, despite their relocation to the United States, reports surfaced that the couple made a $3.3 million payment to the Royal Family, retaining the rights to Frogmore Cottage until March 2022. Sir Michael Stevens, Keeper of the Privy Purse, confirmed that this payment covered their financial obligations during the launch of an annual report on the Sovereign Grant, which funds the royal family’s public duties.

The Royal Family’s official statement reiterated that Frogmore Cottage remains Her Majesty the Queen’s property, with Harry and Meghan permitted to use it as their official residence to support the monarchy and provide a UK base for their family.

However, following Queen Elizabeth II’s passing, a shift occurred. With Prince Charles assuming the throne, his plans to streamline the monarchy led to Harry and Meghan being asked to vacate Frogmore Cottage.

A spokesperson for the couple confirmed the request, indicating Prince Andrew as a potential occupant. Allegedly, Andrew was hesitant to relocate from his current residence, the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park.

Royal expert Omid Scobie suggested that King Charles’s decision to evict Harry and Meghan was influenced by their strained relationship and Harry’s upcoming book release. The eviction was viewed as a punishment, leaving the couple stunned and feeling ostracized.

Scobie’s book, “Endgame,” sheds light on the situation, revealing Harry’s shock at his father’s decision and Charles’s lukewarm assurance of continued accommodation.

Harry expressed offense at Frogmore Cottage being offered to Prince Andrew, interpreting the eviction as part of a broader effort to streamline the family’s property portfolio.

The couple’s description of Frogmore Cottage as cramped and outdated added a personal dimension to their eviction saga. Despite the upheaval, Harry and Meghan continue to navigate their relationship with the Royal Family while forging their own path.