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Kate Middleton and Prince William’s Decision to Move to Windsor Had a Poignant Tie to Queen ElizabethKate Middleton and Prince William opted to move from Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor two years ago for a heartfelt reasonROYALSBRITISH ROYAL FAMILYBRITISH ROYAL FAMILY NEWSKate Middleton and Prince William’s Decision to Move to Windsor Had a Poignant Tie to Queen ElizabethThe couple and their three children relocated from Kensington Palace in London to the four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage in 2022By Rachel Burchfield Published on September 3, 2024 03:35PM EDTPrince William Is Inspired by Queen Elizabeth’s ‘Playbook’ amid Kate Middleton’s Cancer News, Palace Source SaysQueen Elizabeth, Prince William and Kate Middleton at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in London on May 20, 2019. PHOTO: GEOFF PUGH/POOL/AFP/GETTYKate Middleton and Prince William opted to move from Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor two years ago for a heartfelt reason.In 2022, the couple — then styled as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge — relocated from London to Windsor and the four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. One reason the couple opted to move their family? It is nearby Lambrook School, where all three kids began that September (and remain pupils at still today). In his new biography Catherine, Princess of Wales (out now), Robert Jobson expands on Kate and William’s decision to move — and how it sweetly involves Queen Elizabeth.Jobson writes that William, 42, wanted to move so he could be closer to his grandmother after the April 2021 death of her husband, Prince Philip, and Kate, also 42, was very much in favor of the ideaQuoting in aide, Jobson writes that William “knew his time with his grandmother was precious and he is delighted they, as a couple, made that decision.” He adds, “Catherine understood that for William, as a future king, it was important for him to be geographically closer to the late Queen in her final months, when he was required to support both her and his father. It made a real difference. They were in regular