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King Charles and Queen Camilla unlikely to ever live in Buckingham Palace again despite nearly $500K revamp
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- King Charles III and Queen Camila are unlikely to live in Buckingham Palace again after $500,000 renovations, opting to remain at Clarence House instead, according to Privy Purse James Chalmers.
- The palace will still serve as a working royal residence with private rooms available for the monarchs, but it will focus more on public access and hosting official events like receptions and garden parties.
- Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton plan to stay at their Windsor home, Forest Lodge, rather than moving to Buckingham Palace when William becomes king.
- Buckingham Palace, a royal residence since 1837, will continue to be a central hub for the monarchy’s activities but not their primary living quarters.
- King Charles, who is currently undergoing cancer treatment, announced his diagnosis in February and reported positive progress with reduced treatment scheduled for the new year.
