Prince William built a large number of buildings to expand the palace and create a holiday park, so that Kate could recuperate with peace of mind
Royal editor Dorothy Reading revealed that Prince William is launching the "Secret Home Project" and is preparing to surprise Princess Kate. Adelaide Villas not only had to be renovated, William also planned to expand it with the aim of creating a holiday park.
An insider revealed that while Princess Kate was recuperating from her illness, William considered refurbishing Adelaide House. As soon as this news was exposed, there was an endless stream of people praising William on the Internet, thinking that he was the legendary favorite wife madman.
The Easter holidays have just ended, and the family is on holiday in Sunderringham and settling in at Ammel Hall Resort. Obviously, William cared about his wife's feelings and didn't want anyone to disturb her, so expanding the palace to increase security was the best way to do it.
In fact, Princess Kate loved the Adelaide Cottage because of its proximity to Lambbrook School, making it easy to get to and from Sambo Wales. In order to give Princess Kate peace of mind, William plans to expand Adelaide Cottage and turn it into a holiday paradise.
Prince William was under a lot of pressure during this time, not only plagued by conspiracy theories, but also had to take care of two sick loved ones. In order to get the best care of Kate, Prince William decided to build a large construction project to expand the area of Adelaide Cottage.
Ammel Hall is large and more suitable for recuperation, but it is far from the children's school. At this critical time, it makes sense that William would be ready to build a large number of buildings to expand and renovate Adelaide Cottage.
Royal insiders have also revealed that the red brick building in Adelaide Cottage is being prepared for renovation. Prince William himself is the designer and is already preparing to make it a resort.
Many netizens are also speculating that the royal family is preparing to fight a protracted war, and Princess Kate's return to work is far away, and she will stay in Adelaide Cottage for most of the time. Prince William also happened to show a wave of affection, creating a comfortable holiday villa for his wife and brushing up his favor in front of the public.
The implementation of this "secret home plan" proves that Kate will suspend official duties indefinitely. Even if there is an opportunity to return to work in the future, it is only an online event, and there is no opportunity to have face-to-face contact with fans, and it is basically at home.
Apparently Prince William has a big plan in his mind to turn Adelaide Cottage into a sanctuary. Expand and build a secret playground, and security measures will be upgraded to ensure that Princess Kate is undisturbed while she is recuperating.
In 2022, William's family moved into Adelaide Cottage, and after only living in Adelaide Cottage for more than a year, they had to build a major expansion. It seems that William does care about his wife very much, and is willing to give everything away to create the most relaxed and comfortable environment, just so that Kate can recover well.
The Adelaide Cottage is used as semester property, while Ammel Hall is used for long weekends and holidays. Now that the construction of the red brick outbuildings is about to begin, William is still designing and planning, looking forward to presenting the most perfect effect.
A royal insider broke the news that Adelaide Cottage will undergo extensive refurbishment and expansion to add leisure space and entertainment facilities. William spared no cost this time to create a comfortable environment for Kate to recuperate and for the Welsh Sambo to play happily.
Given the past backlash against public funds, the Prince of Wales is considering paying for it himself, nothing short of overbearing president. Adelaide Villa was built in 1831 and underwent a major renovation in 2015, known for its luxury and comfort, but Prince William didn't think it was enough, which shows how seriously she took Kate's condition.