Prince Harry and his wife, Megan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, concluded a deal with Buckingham Palace not to pay additional rent on the use of Fragmore Cottage, after Prince Harry returned £ 2.4 million, which was used to renovate the house, after it was paid for by taxpayers, but Harry He paid the full amount, and the British newspaper “Daily Mail” revealed that the Sussex family was going to pay a “commercial price” to rent the five-bedroom house on the Windsor property.

Prince Harry has settled his rent obligations on Frogmore Cottage

But palace officials confirmed that the lump sum payment made by Prince Harry eliminated the couple’s rental obligations as the increased value of the property after the work was considered “rent instead”.

Estimates are that the property will cost between £150,000 and £230,000 a year to rent, which means the Sussexes have saved up to £690,000.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not renew the lease when it expires later this month. A spokesperson for the palace said: “The Duke and Duchess of Sussex contributed £2.4m to the Sovereign Grant which covered the renovation of Frogmore Cottage. They have fulfilled their financial obligations in relation to Frogmore Cottage. “.

In keeping with the usual practice of Sovereign Grant determination, the accounting treatment has been checked and signed off by the National Audit Office and the Treasury, and as with any such agreement between landlord and tenant, further details of the tenancy arrangements in Sussex will be a private matter.

On the other hand, it is noteworthy that a poll showed that most Britons want Prince Harry to attend the inauguration ceremony of his father, King Charles III, next May..

On the other hand, most Britons confirmed, according to the poll, that they do not want to attend Megan Markle, Harry’s wife, as well as Prince Andrew, the king’s brother..

The poll conducted by Bloomberg News Agency and Delta Poll for opinion polls showed that 41% support Prince Harry attending the inauguration ceremony, while 37% oppose his presence, while 22% have not decided their matter..

The poll indicated that 43% do not want Meghan Markle, Harry’s wife, to attend. The poll also showed that 46% do not support Prince Andrew attending the inauguration ceremony, while 36% support him, while 17% are undecided..