The old neighbors talked about the fear of being near the house of Meghan and his wife in the Royal Palace for this reason

French Ambassador Jean-Pierre Jouyet, former neighbor of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at Kensington Palace shared the couple's life here before moving to Frogmore Cottage.

According to the man, the back garden of his house looked out in front of the old couple's house.

He said that Prince Harry - Meghan and his wife regularly organize party nights and many fireworks shows directly here.

The French ambassador said that when the couple moved to a new home, this place became quiet, noisy as before.

Mr. Jouyet also said he was not gay about the name Archie that the couple gave to their first son.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved to Frogmore Cottage last April, just weeks before his first son was born.

The house donated by the Queen to the Sussex couple has 10 bedrooms, located on a fertile land of 14 hectares and lost over $ 4 million to repair.

Frogmore Cottage has now become a luxurious mansion, modern facilities with a children's room, a gym, a yoga room and an organic vegetable garden.

After Archie was born, the Queen of England decided to give the small family of Prince Harry's couple - Meghan a new home inside Buckingham Palace so that they could live and relax while working here.

A source said the provision of accommodation and rest for royal members living far away from London was to follow the process. The Frogmore Cottage mansion, the current residence of the Duke of Sussex couple, is also a gift that the Queen of England gave the couple last year.

This is a large mansion, which the Duchess of Sussex dedicated all of their efforts to renovate and remodel according to the couple's wishes, just in time to welcome Archie. However, this place is far from central London, taking a long time to travel. As can be seen, the Queen of England especially favored Prince Harry's family - Meghan and devoted her love to her 8th grandmother.