Prince William and Kate Middleton have confirmed the plans to move to his new family home, Forest Lodge, generating generalized speculation and debate on social networks about the moment and the reasons behind the decision.
The relocation of the Prince and Princess of Wales was announced after weeks of rumors, with the Kensington Palace confirming the choice of the country’s residence couple as their “home forever.”
Online discussions followed quickly, and some praised the couple to favor a more private lifestyle, while others questioned why the news became public now.
The announcement occurred when William and Kate faced criticism for the lack of victory over the commemorations of Japan’s day, where the Royal Senior marked the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.
The British tabloids accused the couple to choose a vacation for honoring the story, intensifying the scrutiny about their role in real duties.
Royal fans reacted with mixed emotions. Supporters admired the couple’s decision to reject palaces and castles even after William finally amounts to the throne, seeing the movement as a sign of humility.
But others speculated about the possible intrigue of the palace, which suggests that Queen Camilla’s team may have deliberately filtered the story to move attention to the media of the new yacht photographs that arose from their vacations.
Some commentators suggested that William had no choice but to confirm the move publicly.
Despite the speculation, the couple has remained silent with the talk, focusing instead on establishing Forest Lodge with their three children.
