Prince William and Kate's 'normal' life in Wales with a small house, jobs and trips to the shops
12.02.2022 - 17:47
/ ok.co.uk
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are one of the most famous couples in the UK – and around the world – meaning they've gotten used to cameras following them everywhere they go. Prince William, 39, and Kate, 40, are rarely absent from the headlines, but there was once a point where they managed to live a more private life. For a short period of time between 2010 and 2013, the couple resided on Anglesey, an island on the northwest coast of Wales.
Prince William was a helicopter pilot for the RAF at the time, and had been stationed in Wales to undergo training to fly the Sea King search and rescue helicopter. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter Having completed his training, the couple moved into a gorgeous – but humble to the couple's standards – farmhouse in the hamlet of Bodorgan. William and Kate rented Bordogan Hall, the largest property in Bodorgan, from Lord and Lady Meyrick, for around £750 a month.
The incredible home boasts four spacious bedrooms, and provides views of Newborough Forest, Llanddwyn Island and Snowdonia. The property was built back in the 18th century and can sleep up to eight guests, and even comes with a private beach. During this time, William worked at the RAF Valley, and Kate worked remotely as a website designer, photographer, and relationships manager for her parents, Carole and Michael's successful company.
The couple lived a much more private life on the island, and were often spotted out and about. Kate was seen shopping in local supermarkets such as Tesco and Waitrose on several occasions, and William's car had also became well-known among local residents. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge eventually left Wales and
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