LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 02: (L-R) Prince Louis of Cambridge, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Charlotte of Cambridge, Prince George of Cambridge and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge watch the RAF flypast on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the Trooping the Colour parade on June 02, 2022 in London, England. The Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth II is being celebrated from June 2 to June 5, 2022, in the UK and Commonwealth to mark the 70th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II on 6 February 1952. (Photo by Aaron Chown - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
The "Finding Freedom" biographer, Prince Harry and the flattest of Meghan Markle, who also used millions of taxpayers to repair their palatial homes.
In a new column, the Royal Editor-in-Chief of Yahoo, Omid Scobia, a defender known to Harry and Meghan, Described How the couple was exposed to a meticulous examination of their renewal and real estate elections, while the media tends to portray the elections of William And Kate as a necessary investment in real companies and as as the couple that seems outside for the safety, privacy and interests of their young children.
In the light of the news that the Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge can collect a third house, a cabin near the castle of Windsor for his main residence, Scobia asked questions on the $ 5.4 million in the 'British taxpayer money money spent to modernize their four -story department at Kensington Palace, where they lived for nine years.
Scobia suggested that few hassles were made in the media when it was revealed in 2014 that renovations, including the couple's personal keys, cost such an "water" amount, or that Cambridges Added $ 1.2 million to cost costs in 2019 when they installed a new entry. The costs were justified as a necessary investment for a future king and his wife, who planned to use the apartment as a permanent base to work and raise a family. Now we have learned that the apartment will not be the house "forever" from Cambridges, and will go to Windsor, the real version of the suburbs, said Scobia.
"It is a decision that has raised eyebrows, especially at a time when the country faces a significant cost of living crisis," wrote Scobia. "The collection of a third house, especially when one of them costs the public so much, is not the norm for normal people."
With regard to news on extravagant real expenses in houses, the media tends to focus on Harry and Meghan, Scobia suggested. In fact, many things are still in progress on the way in which the Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge paid $ 14 million for their manor of nine rooms and 16 bathrooms in Montecito after having moved from real life and moved to California in 2020.
Los Medios de Comunicación del Reino Unido También Excoraron A los Sussexes Por los $ 2.8 Millones in dinero of los contribution that Gastó para news on Casa of 10 Dormitirios in El Reino Unido, Frogmore Cottage en Windsor Castle, in 2019. Protesta gritos sees volvieron más fuertes despies de that Terminaron viviendo en viviendo en frogmore solo unos meses antes of dejar el reino unido a fine of 2019. In respuesta a las críticas, harry y meghan reembolsaron los costos of frogmore cottage United States.
.Meanwhile, William and Kate have been celebrated for a long time to lead a relatively simple life in terms of real, said Scobia. For example, he was considered to be "refreshing" when the newlyweds spent about $ 900 per month in a farm in Wales, said Scobia.
The narration on Adelaide Cottage, her new house in Windsor, is that she is not claimed and will have only four bedrooms and, therefore, will have no space for living staff, including A baby-sitter. The couple's three children, George, Louis and Charlotte, will also have a lot of space, 655 acres, to run. During the school holidays, the children will continue to have many external places to play Anmer, the Ferme du Field Cambridges in Norfolk, which was a queen's wedding gift.
Scuba said he could calm people's concerns about the money spent in 1A apartment if the couple continues to use it for their London offices. They will probably stay there if they need to be in the city for official companies. They can also return to Kensington Palace after their children grow up, he added.
"Apartment 1A will still be his official residence," a real source told Scobia.