Princess Catherine could face a major heartbreak over her children's future after Prince William plans for a slimmer monarchy, speaking to writers magazine Royal. Catherine and Williams discussed the possibility of the couple's two young children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, moving to London.

As future non-working Royals, a friend of Prince William previously revealed in a chat with the Daily Mail that the Royal Family plans to follow in his father's footsteps and kept his siblings away from the tasks of reflecting on Charles' decisions.

Buckingham Palace for the public Williams explains its importance in generating income for the Royal collection while the 75-year-old uses Clarence House as his London home with Queen Camila a face.

These palaces are grand houses that will be preserved for future generations, the Royal writer told this news agency on the other hand. They generate a lot of income for the Royal collection and it's great to see him explain that we understand that King Charles is moving towards a leaner royal family.

That means ordinary Royals will have to move to palaces that aren't he doesn't actually live at Buckingham Palace at the time he's renovating it and using it more like an office he added and it will be interesting to see how they can approach Prince William if he lives with them, maybe in the future we will see Princess Charlotte and Prince William Louis together had an apartment in a tent.