Princess Eugene and Jack Brooksbank Settle into Frogmore Cottage Amid Royal Reshuffle

In a surprising turn of events within the ongoing Prince Harry and Meghan eviction saga, Princess Eugene and her husband Jack Brooksbank have recently made Frogmore Cottage their new residence.

Contrary to previous speculations that Prince Andrew might take over the property, sources revealed that the princess and Jack moved into the Windsor house approximately two weeks ago.

According to insiders cited by OK Magazine, Harry is reportedly delighted for his close cousin Eugene's new living arrangements.

The situation takes an interesting twist as Mr. Brooksbank has been presented with a promotion at the US-based Discovery Land Company, indicating increased time spent in the United States.

Despite this, Eugene, who is currently expecting her second child and already a mother to two-year-old August, remains resolute on giving birth in the UK and raising her children in England.

Whenever the couple finds themselves in the US, it is believed they will lodge with Harry and Meghan at their residence in Montecito, California.

Sources disclosed that while the Sussexes are somewhat disheartened by the change, they are genuinely pleased to hand over Frogmore to Eugene and Jack, considering the latter's occasional stays at the property over the past few years.

The couple even visited Harry and Meghan in California last month, taking possession of some personal effects and assisting in packing items to be shipped to California from Frogmore.

The news of Eugene and Jack's temporary stay at Frogmore comes amidst Buckingham Palace's lack of long-term accommodation plans for the couple.

Speculations suggest that the Duke of York, Andrew, could potentially move into the Windsor abode as part of King Charles's efforts to economize the royal budget.

Andrew faces financial constraints following a reduction in his annual grant, raising concerns about maintaining his current residence, Royal Lodge.

The decision for Harry and Meghan to vacate Frogmore was swiftly made in January, shortly after the publication of Harry's memoir, “Spare,” which included critical reflections on the royal family.

Noted journalist and biographer Omid Scobie mentioned the Sussexes' surprise at the news but acknowledged their acceptance of the outcome.

As preparations for King's coronation in May unfold, uncertainties loom over Harry and Meghan's potential return to the UK and their accommodation arrangements during the event.

Amidst these uncertainties, reports suggest that the couple has received an official invitation for the coronation and may have the option to reside in Prince Andrew's former apartment in Buckingham Palace as a goodwill gesture from Prince Charles.