Multiple outlets report that Frogmore Cottage, the former Windsor home of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, may undergo changes to remove or reverse features of their renovation work. Fox News and the New York Post say plans are being discussed to erase “final traces” of the Sussexes’ $2.8–$3 million makeover. The Daily Mail similarly reports that last elements linked to Harry and Meghan could be wiped out around the time frame that marks three years since they were asked to leave.
The reporting ties the changes to the couple’s eviction in 2023, when King Charles III requested they vacate the property. According to the Daily Mail, the couple spent about £2.4 million on renovations after the late Queen gifted the cottage as a wedding present in 2018. The outlets also describe the renovation as a transformation intended to merge the existing housing structures into one larger home.
While the specific scope and timing of any new work are not detailed across sources, they broadly agree that Frogmore Cottage’s Sussex-era updates could be altered to remove recognizable remnants, following their departure from the residence.
