Prince William asked King Charles III to vacate one of his prized estates

It is known that royals have a large fortune, which includes luxurious properties where we have seen royals, but apparently, Prince William asked King Charles III to vacate one of his valuable properties.

The relationship that King Charles III has with his children can be very interesting, since his way of education is different than ordinary people, but it was surprising that Prince William asked his father to vacate one of his valuable properties.

According to the Daily Mail, the relationship between father and son has become strained in recent days, after the Prince of Wales asked his father to vacate one of his valuable properties. This new problem that is stalking the royal family left everyone speechless, as the future pretender to the crown of the United Kingdom asked his own father to vacate one of his beloved houses, an aspect that was not to the liking of the monarch.

Prince William in his free years before becoming king has made the decision to buy some properties, among those Highgrove and Llwynywermod, which according to information from the Daily, William has told his father that he must vacate the property or if he decides to stay in Llwynywermod he will have to pay rent as if he were an ordinary guest. The property previously belonged to Charles III, but passed into Prince William’s hands thanks to the Duchy of Cornwall after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

A close source affirmed that the current monarch is not very happy with his own son’s announcement, since it is customary for him to stay in that property every summer, a property that William normally rents for those dates.