Prince William and Kate's major decision with royal staff will be life-changing for children

The Cambridges’ move to Windsor is no secret. Prince William and Kate are ready for a change and are ready to move closer to the Queen and Kate’s family as well. However, in the middle of the hustle and bustle of moving, they have decided to implement some major changes for their full time live-in staff.

Royals leave behind the royal staff

Although their move to Adelaide Cottage, on the Windsor Home Park estate, is an exciting event, they would be majorly downsizing their home. The cottage is a four-bedroom home with not much space for the previously live-in royal staff, that was present with them at all times, in their home at Kensington Palace.

Accordion to Variety, the royal nanny of over eight years, Maria Borrallo, will not be accompanying them in their new home. However, this does not mean that they are let go. They are still employed by the Royals, although they will not be living with them. They will be housed in a place at some distance from the cottage and will have a daily commute to work.

Move in Progress

Reportedly, this would be the ‘first time ever’ that the Cambridge children will not be in the constant company of their nanny. Maria Borallo was employed by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge when Prince George, at that time was over 8 months old, as per The Telegraph. She has been there for all three children all their lives so far.

The move to Adelaide Cottage is a much more strategic one, a far cry from the Royals’ life at Kensington Palace. Their previous home boasted a number of rooms and offices for all the staff as per the necessities. However, their new home is much more private and family-oriented, boasting acres of land ideal for the Royals’ preferred activities like horse riding and other sports as well.

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