• The plan of moving to Adelaide Cottage has annoyed the British taxpayers
• The Kensington Palace that they live in costed £12 million for renovations
• Now they are leaving Kensington Place for another furnished home

Prince William and Kate Middleton are said to have miffed British taxpayers with their planned move to Windsor this summer, which follows major renovations at their Kensington home.

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According to royal commentators, British taxpayers are already miffed’ with Kate and William for up and leaving their Kensington Palace home for another furnished home, Adelaide Cottage, according to Reports

On the Royally Obsessed podcast, hosts Rachel Bowie and Roberta Fiorito discussed the general mood among Britons ahead of Kate and Willam’s big move soon after their £12 million Kensington Palace renovations.

According to Fiorito, Kate and Willam’s multi-million-pound renovations at Kensington were justified because it was believed that they would stay there for the long haul.

“But to have three furnished homes! The taxpayers may be a little miffed about this,” she commented.

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However, Fiorito, alongside fellow host Bowie, admitted that the move from Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage is a major ‘downgrade’.

Fiorito said: “The fact they are moving into Adelaide Cottage is a shock. It is such a down-size. It is really low-key. It is just four bedrooms.”