Most of us would dream of living in a two-bedroom, two-bathroom cottage in a gated community in central London - and with similar properties on the market for £1.3m, it's fair to say it's a dream that's unlikely to ever become a reality.
But for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Nottingham Cottage in Kenginston Palace wasn't quite the lavish royal home they had in mind. In the fourth episode of their controversial Netflix series Harry & Meghan, which dropped on Thursday morning, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex moan about their living conditions.
They claim the public assumed they were living in a massive mansion, but whine that they were only in a "small" home in the grounds of Kensington Palace. Their quotes land amid the cost of living crisis, which has left many unable to pay their bills, and on the same day nurses have gone on strike for the first time in 106 years.
