The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are planning to spend part of the summer holidays in their Norfolk home, but could the royal couple be planning on staying there long-term with Prince George?
Their summer holiday this year will involve them visiting Prince Philip's home in the Highlands and the Queen's estate in Balmoral, so we're not surprised Kate and Wills are also planning some home time with little Prince George, who just turned one, this summer.
The trio will be visiting their home in Norfolk - Anmer Hall, which is on the Queen's Sandringham Estate. But according to The Mail on Sunday the visit could be for longer than expected and couple could spend the next couple of years there.
Apparently while Kensington Palace will remain their 'long-term family home', they will be moving to Norfolk as William starts his new job with the East Anglian Air Ambulance.
A source said the pair miss their home in Anglesey and will be spending the next two years in Norfolk.
"William and Catherine are not pavement people; they prefer the countryside," the source said. "They really miss Anglesey. They can't wait to move to Anmer Hall.
"All of George's things will be there - it's very much going to be their family home.
"William has told me that while Kensington Palace is their long-term home, and I think the plan is that it will always be so, they both love the countryside."
Last year, Kate whisked baby George off to Mustique (where Cheryl just married her man Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini) for a family break with the Middleton clan while Wills was studying at Cambridge University.
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