Amid Catherine's courageous battle with cancer, Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly devising a discreet strategy, as revealed in a recent report.
According to OK magazine, the Prince and Princess of Wales, who relocated to Windsor from London in 2022, are contemplating enhancements to their home.
The couple is said to be considering the expansion of an unused annexe to provide additional support for the Princess during her cancer treatment.
"There is a spacious red-brick annexe building next door to Adelaide Cottage that's currently not being utilized," shared a source. "While it requires extensive renovation works, discussions have been ongoing regarding its potential inclusion as part of the cottage grounds."
However, the insider emphasized that the project is currently on hold, awaiting the opportune moment to commence.
Future King William is reportedly exercising caution due to public scrutiny surrounding the Royal Family's expenditure, ensuring responsible financial management for any renovation costs.
"While the family's current circumstances have placed the project on hold, it remains a consideration for the future," the source explained.
Adelaide Cottage, conveniently located near the children's school in Berkshire, offers the couple a close-knit retreat. However, the family also enjoys spending time at Anmer Hall, their larger residence on the Sandringham estate.
As Kate and William navigate through this challenging period, their careful planning reflects their commitment to providing the best possible support for Catherine while maintaining prudence and sensitivity to public perception.
