Three years after leaving England and stepping down from their royal duties, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have severed their last ties to the British Royal House. As reported by Buckingham Palace itself, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have definitively kicked out Frogmore Cottage.

That was in January, after publication To spare, Prince Harry’s memoirs in which he violently attacks the Royal Family, mostly his father, brothers, Prince William Kate Middleton and, above all, Queen Camila, when Carlos III himself is about to send it, by official letter, for them to officially leave a place to stay to end all kinds of relationships. Now, six months later, the departure is official and launched exclusively by daily Mail, the keys have been returned and the couple’s last treasure has been shipped to California.

From now on, whenever they set foot on British soil, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not own any property. And despite the fact that there’s no official confirmation, at least for now, everything indicates that it will prince Andrew, brother of Carlos III, who henceforth resided in this residence.

Frogmore Cottage, Meghan and Harry’s last link to England

Even though they were only in it for six months, a huge arc connecting Meghan Markle and Prince Harry with Frogmore Cottage. The residence, which is located in Great Britain, was given by Elizabeth II to the couple as a “wedding gift” after the ceremony which took place in St. Paul’s Chapel. George at Windsor Castle, on May 19, 2018. And despite the short time they spent inside, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have made it a place where they feel safe on their journey to England, in their “home” outside of California.