Prince William and Kate Middleton could move to Edward VIII's former home

Looks like Prince William and Kate Middleton may be trading in their current cozy abode for something more colossal.

Prince William and Princess Kate, along with George, Charlotte, and Louis, are reportedly eyeing a move from their charming four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage to something with a bit more room to breathe.

Fort Belvedere is now being considered - an eight-bedroom Gothic Revival estate, the same one where Edward VIII signed the papers to abdicate in 1936 so he could marry American divorcée Wallis Simpson.

According to royal insiders, the Waleses have “outgrown” their current Windsor home and are ready for an upgrade.

And Fort Belvedere boasts a swimming pool, tennis court, rose garden, greenhouse, stables, lakes, and even cottages for staff.

“Charlotte loves playing tennis,” a source told The Mail, suggesting the estate’s court could be the deciding factor.

Though they’ve been rumored to be in line for Royal Lodge, Prince Andrew, who currently lives there, is reportedly not budging.

There were also whispers of moving into Windsor Castle itself, but it seems the Waleses are leaning toward a more private option.

For now, Adelaide Cottage remains their primary residence, chosen for its modesty and proximity to the children’s school.

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