Kensington Palace confirmed Catherine Middleton and Prince William’s move to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor.
However, somepeople are livid with Catherine and Williamabout their new home.
This isn’t the first time Adelaide Cottage has created negative headlines for the royal family, though.
Adelaide Cottage is a grace-and-favour home, which means the British monarch owns it.
While it may be smaller, Adelaide Cottage has a rich history.
It was later occupied by RAF Captain Peter Townsend along with his wife and two children.
Townsend’s name may be familiar to royal fans.
The war hero lived at the cottage with his wife and two boys until his divorce in 1952.
It was very racy for the princess and Townsend to use the grace-and-favour home as their love nest.
Town & Countryreported it wasn’t just Townsend’s divorce that made him unsuitable for Margaret.
He was 16 years older than the princess.
The true story is quite shocking, even by today’s standards.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridgemightwant to sage Adelaide Cottage before moving in.
At the time, the princess was just 17 and the former pilot was 32.
Margaret tagged along on the South Africa trip, which included the king, queen, and Princess Elizabeth.
That’s when I really fell in love with him."
