Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Refuse to Give Up Ownership of Frogmore Cottage

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have no plans to relinquish ownership of Frogmore Cottage, despite reports that King Charles has asked them to vacate the property by June.

The request is believed to be in response to Prince Harry and Markle's allegations against him and the rest of the royal family.

The monarch did not offer alternative accommodation to the couple while they are in the UK and there were rumors that he had offered the property to Prince Andrew after their departure.

However, a source for Woman's Day has revealed that Prince Harry and Markle are not backing down, and are already consulting with their lawyers on what they could do.

After all, Frogmore Cottage was gifted to them by the late Queen.

The couple has previously shown that they are not afraid of court action and will have their lawyers look into whether the eviction is even legal, given that they signed a long lease and invested their own money into renovations.

Meanwhile, Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank have taken up residence in the house in Windsor after being handed the keys two weeks ago.

Jack has just been offered a promotion at the US-based firm Discoveryland Company, which will mean him spending more time in America.

However, Eugenie, who is expecting her second child, is determined to have the baby in the UK and raise her children in England, making Frogmore Cottage the perfect base for her.

The Sussexes are disappointed by the move but are happy that Eugenie and Jack will take over the property.

They have been staying there on and off for the past few years and visited Harry and Meghan last month in California.

They took over some small personal belongings left in the property and are helping to box up items at Frogmore to be shipped over to California.

There are reports that King Charles had no choice but to evict Prince Harry and Markle from Frogmore due to their behavior following the Netflix docuseries.

Royal expert and author Tom Bauer says that Harry and Meghan certainly provoked the King to ultimately evict them from Frogmore and the UK as well.

Bauer is only surprised that it took this long for the British press to pick up on it.

As Charles supposedly made his decision over a month ago, he told Page Six in an interview, Harry and Meghan provoked King Charles with Harry's disgraceful book and interviews that he gave.

He continued, “I mean, what did he expect?

Harry wanted the royal family to come on, bend a knee begging for forgiveness, and he's completely crossed the spectrum.

He's in the mad wilderness of deranged victimhood.”

Despite this, Prince Harry did say in an interview with the Telegraph that he has even worse dirt to dish but has decided to keep it to himself, for now.

Whether or not the couple will buy another property in the UK remains to be seen, but for now, they have until the summer to pack up all of their belongings and move out from one place they've called home so far.