The British royal family is reportedly planning to reverse the extensive £2.4 million renovations made by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to Frogmore Cottage, their former residence. The Sussexes undertook the renovations shortly after their wedding, converting the property from two semi-detached homes into a single dwelling, funded by a loan from the Sovereign Grant, which they later repaid. However, the cottage has remained empty for three years, leading to discussions about its future. A source noted that even Prince Andrew found the cottage unfit for his needs, suggesting that the royal family may wish to erase any association with Harry and Meghan to restore the property to its previous state. The couple vacated Frogmore after stepping back from their royal duties and were reportedly evicted following the publication of Prince Harry's memoir, Spare. The royal family hopes that by removing the renovations, they can draw a line under Frogmore Cottage's controversial past and make it more suitable for royal use once again.