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Joaquina Dueñas
Jueves, 17 de octubre 2024, 13:05
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After being denied institutional protection funded by the public treasury in the UK and losing their official residence at Frogmore Cottage, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, continue their efforts to move closer to Europe. They seem to have found the perfect place to set up their base on this side of the Atlantic. Thus, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have decided to purchase a house in Portugal. The couple visited Melides, in the Alentejo region, after attending the Invictus Games in Germany last year, and it is speculated that this visit might be related to the acquisition of a property. The location is not coincidental, as it is near the residence of Princess Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, who works between the UK and Portugal on a luxury real estate project. Despite Harry's estrangement from his father, King Charles, and his brother, Prince William, he maintains an excellent relationship with his cousin Eugenie, daughter of Prince Andrew, who is also involved in another housing controversy.
Prince Andrew, who resides in the luxurious Royal Lodge in Windsor, has received an ultimatum from his brother Charles: he will have to move to a more modest residence, such as Frogmore Cottage, which was once the beloved home of the Sussexes. The monarch has justified this demand by citing cost reductions and securing the property's future for his son William. However, Andrew resists, citing a 75-year lease with which he seeks to maintain the property for his daughters, Eugenie and Beatrice, thus closing the curious circle between the crown's properties and its illustrious inhabitants. While Harry laments losing Frogmore Cottage, which he described as "the house of his dreams," his uncle refuses to move there to remain in a larger residence, which he is financially unable to maintain.
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