Prince William and Kate Middleton confirmed that the plans to move into their new family home, Forest Lodge, arouse generalized speculation and debate on social media on the calendar and motivations behind the decision.
The relocation of the prince and the princess of Wales was announced after weeks of rumors, the Palais de Kensington confirming the choice of the country’s residence as “forever”.
Online discussions followed quickly, some praising the couple for having favored a more private lifestyle while others wondered why the news had been made public now.
The announcement came while William and Kate were criticized for having disappeared the victory over Japan day commemorations, where the senior royals marked the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
British tabloids accused the pair of choosing a holiday in the spotlight of history, in the intensification of a meticulous examination of their role in royal tasks.
Royal fans reacted with mixed emotions. The supporters admired the couple’s decision to reject the palaces and the castles even after William finally mounted the throne, seeing the movement as a sign of humility.
But others have speculated on the potential intrigue of the palace, suggesting that the team of Queen Camilla may have deliberately disclosed history to divert the attention of the media from the photographs of yachts recently surface of his holidays.
Some commentators have suggested that William had no choice but to confirm the publicly move.
Despite speculation, the couple remained silent on chatter, focusing rather on settle in Forest Lodge with their three children.
