Frogmore Cottage, the former home of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, is reportedly set to have its £2.4 million renovations reversed. The property, gifted to the couple by the late Queen Elizabeth on their wedding day, was transformed from several houses into one larger residence, including a yoga studio.
Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond described the move as 'absurd' but suggested it is a commercial decision by the Crown Estate, not a vindictive act against the Sussexes. She said: 'If the best commercial decision is to make further alterations to Frogmore Cottage, then so be it.'
The property has been empty since Harry and Meghan were evicted by King Charles in 2023. Sources claim the reversal will return the cottage to its pre-Harry and Meghan era, possibly splitting it back into two buildings.
Bond added that the couple are unlikely to return to the UK permanently, noting that Frogmore Cottage holds few good memories for them. She said: 'If they do ever come back to visit the UK it will presumably be because they have made peace with the King.'
