Buckingham Palace has been a symbol of the monarchy for hundreds of years, and it's where the late Queen Elizabeth called home until she moved to Windsor Castle permanently in 2020. And while the historic palace has been undergoing £369 million in royal refurbishments, it seems King Charles—who has lived at Clarence House since 2003—has no plans of relocating to "the big house" once it's ready.
The Telegraph reported that royal aides have been keeping The King's cancer diagnosis in mind when it comes to his living situation. "One concession to his health and advancing years that has been made, however, is that it appears unlikely he will ever move from Clarence House to Buckingham Palace after the restoration is completed in three year's time," the publication's associate editor, Camilla Tominey, wrote.
