Princess Eugenie, Jack Brooksbank To Relocate To Kensington Palace After Drama Over Adelaide Cottage

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank will reportedly relocate back to Kensington Palace, believed to move to Nottingham Cottage due to a rival to take over Adelaide Cottage.

Eugenie and Brroksbank recently announced to be splitting their time between the United Kingdom and Portugal with their son August as the latter successfully landed a new business contract. The pair have moved into the CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club in Portugal as Brooksbank is now working with property tycoon Mike Meldman. It is believed that he has been accepted to lead the sales and marketing development of the company.

Eugenie and her family have spent the past year residing at Frogmore Cottage, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Windsor home. However, they will reportedly now relocate back to Nottingham Cottage in Kensington Palace as their family home rather than return to their former home of Ivy Cottage.

Affectionately known as Nott Cott, it is one of the smaller properties on the Kensington Palace estate. It has two bedrooms, reception rooms, a kitchen, bathroom and small garden. The property was once home to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex--it is where Harry proposed to Meghan in 2017. Harry lived in the Nott Cott from 2013 until moving to Windsor after his wedding.

Christopher Wren designed the cottage. It has been home to royal members and non-royals long before the Sussexes, including Prince William and Kate Middleton. They resided briefly in 2013 with their newborn son Prince George while their mansion, Apartment 1A, was being renovated.

Sources close to the Yorks initially told the Daily Mail that Eugenie "had been trying to secure Adelaide Cottage for a while [ready] for when she moves out of Frogmore." They added, "Before Andrew's most recent scandal it was definitely a property he was [also] trying to secure for his daughter."

Meanwhile, William, 39, and Kate, 40, were looking at several properties on the Windsor estate, including Frogmore House and Fort Belvedere. The couple have been looking at private homes in the area as well. Adelaide Cottage was one of their options, and it was previously claimed that the couple, who want to be in their new home by the summer, were viewing it as their "first choice."

However, there are reports now that William and Kate, who are reportedly looking to relocate closer to Queen Elizabeth in Windsor, canceled their previous plans to move into Adelaide Cottage. The Cambridges will now likely be relocating into "The Big House" on Windsor Estate, a much bigger property.