Prince Charles, William to get ‘tighter’ in Windsor amid Harry distance

• The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be closer to the monarchs under a slimmed-down monarchy.
• William is moving to Adelaide Cottage on the Queen’s Windsor estate.
• A royal pundit says this move will make William and his father Charles’ relationship ‘tighter’.

As the son desires to get closer to his father, Prince Charles and Prince William will form a stronger bond.

William is reportedly leaving Kensington Palace with his wife Kate Middleton to reside in Adelaide Cottage on the Queen’s Windsor estate.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be closer to the current and future monarchs under a slimmed-down monarchy as a result of this strategic shift.

A royal pundit, Jonathan Sacerdoti, told Royally US that this move will make William and his father Charles’ relationship ‘tighter.’

“So I think they’re probably able to see one other and be in touch as much as they need,” Mr Sacerdoti said.

“They have offices and courtiers who work for them and assist in the coordination of events.

“As a result of the transfer, I believe the Royal family’s close coordination will only get tighter and better, rather than worse.”

“There’s no way they’re going to do anything now that would jeopardise their capacity to stay in touch and present a strong, united front in terms of how they face the world and carry out the tasks they’re supposed to.”

By the end of June, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will have moved into the four-bedroom cottage.