Strategic Relocation Strengthens Bond Between Middleton and Wales Children
Pippa Middleton’s recent strategic move has significantly enhanced the relationships within the Royal Family, particularly between her children and their royal cousins, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
According to a property expert speaking exclusively to GB News, Pippa’s decision to relocate her family from West London to the Berkshire countryside in 2022 has brought the young cousins closer together. Pippa, the younger sister of Princess Catherine, now lives near both her sister and their mother, Carole Middleton, at Bucklebury Farm, just a short distance from Adelaide Cottage, where the Wales family resides.
Liam Gretton, a bespoke estate agent, explained that this move has facilitated more frequent interactions, naturally strengthening family bonds. He noted that the proximity allows Pippa and Princess Catherine to support each other more easily, fostering a deeper connection among their children as well.
Raj Chohan, a former Apprentice candidate, also commented on the move, suggesting that it has further strengthened the already close bond between the sisters. The closer proximity allows them to spend more time together and support one another away from the public spotlight.
Pippa and her husband, James Matthews, have three children—Arthur, aged five; Grace, aged three; and Rose, aged two—who are first cousins to Prince George, aged eleven; Princess Charlotte, aged nine; and Prince Louis, aged six. The Matthews family’s new home at Bucklebury Farm, approximately a 55-minute drive from Adelaide Cottage, has played a pivotal role in deepening these important family ties.
