Prince William fears the ghost of his mother's past: ‘It's damaging to Kate'

Prince William reportedly has a lot of fears associated with the ghost of his mother, and its effect on Kate.

The entire thing has been explained by King Charles’ former gardiner, Jack Stooks.

He recently sat with OK! Magazine and explained why he thinks the Wales’ will never consider shifting residence.

Thereason for that is because “before [Charles] became king, I think the idea was that they needed to make sure that the garden [at Highgrove] was actually protected,” the former employee began by saying.

“So I think he thought that William probably wouldn't move into Highgrove...so the idea was, 'Let's protect it somehow'...So the Prince's Foundation now rents the garden from the Duchy of Cornwall.”

What’s ‘odd’ about this arrangement to Mr Stooks is that “the King rents his house from William, and William rents two of his houses from The King, so yeah, it's quite odd, isn't it?”

After all “Highgrove was very much his mom and dad's home [where they] were brought up, so it's like a family home that mom and dad lived in.”

But that’s most probably the reason Prince William wishes never to relocate to the estate with Kate, and that is because it would be like “having to step into Diana's shoes.”

Especially since “she's so often compared to Diana in the press, which I think is unfair because...they're very separate people.”

In regards to the couple’s current residence, they are currently settled in Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, and also move between there and Anmer Hall in Norfolk.