When Prince Harry and Meghan wanted to escape Kensington Palace amid mounting tensions with the Waleses, it was Frogmore Cottage in Windsor that the Queen bestowed on them as a wedding gift.
Previously five separate properties for staff working on the Windsor Estate, the Grade II-listed building was lovingly converted into one supersize home at a cost of £2.4million to the Sovereign Grant, to huge criticism. They've since paid the money back and kept it as their UK base after quitting their senior roles and moving to the US.
They lent it to Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank after they welcomed their son August. However, it has been reported that the pair have been given the boot as King Charles looks to cut royal expenditure on housing.