Meghan and Harry's New Home Has Hosted Quite a Few Royals Over the Years
February 21, 2019
When they’re not packing their royal diaries with engagements or enjoying the final months of their first pregnancy, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are busy getting ready for another major change. Meghan and Harry are about to leave London and move into Frogmore Cottage near Windsor Castle. Their new home is a small part of the vast estate that spreads out from the ancient royal home, while the area of it known as Frogmore has centuries of royal connections, which is why it might surprise you to find out that Harry and Meghan will be the first of the younger generation of royals to settle down there.
The couple have already shown how much they love Frogmore by posing for their official engagement portraits there and then holding their evening reception at the grand, 17th century house, which dominates this part of the Windsor estate.
Frogmore House has a very interesting history; its first royal resident was an illegitimate son of King Charles II. King George III and his wife, Charlotte, later bought the house and turned it into a retreat for the queen and her daughters. In the 19th century, it became home to Queen Victoria’s mother, the Duchess of Kent.
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