This is why Prince William and Kate Middleton rejected a castle that Queen Elizabeth had for them

At the risk of being disrespectful or non-conformist, Prince William and Kate Middleton rejected a castle that Queen Elizabeth had for them, a rather large property that was created in 1750 and since then had been the residence of important monarchs such as Queen Victoria, Prince Edward VIII, and Wallis Simpson.

Suzanne Roynon, an interior therapist, told Express, “In terms of Feng Shui and Interiors Therapy, the place William and Kate are suggested to be moving to, Fort Belvedere, is a nightmare in terms of negative energy“, and added, “They will need a lot of careful Feng Shui to prevent the risky move overwhelming the family“.

Fort Belvedere was the property where the Queen imagined her grandson and future heir William living with his family, but he decided to pass up the opportunity to move to the estate located in Windsor Great Park, and it is said that the reason was the negative energy emanating from the place.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are known for being responsible parents who see their children as their top priority, and it seems that the future monarchs are happy at Adelaide Cottage, enough to have turned down the opportunity to move to Fort Belvedere.