The Royal Family has a VERY clever way of getting in and out of Kensington Palace unnoticed
And, if you happen to be passing, you may be able to see it for yourself...
And, if you happen to be passing, you may be able to see it for yourself...
THE royals have a clever way of getting in and out of Kensington Palace unnoticed when the front door is swarming with tourists.
The regal residence is home to newlyweds Meghan Markle and Prince Harry as well as Kate Middleton and Prince William and a number of other family members.
If you've been wondering how on Earth they leave their homes without being spotted, has the answer.
The royals are flown in by helicopter and then whisked off in a chauffeured car which is waiting for them there. Glam right?
The chopper lands on a private area of Hyde Park bordering the palace grounds which is cordoned off by a low fence.
But members of the public can watch the drama unfold if they happen to be walking past, while armed police officers stand guard on the lawn.
The mag revealed: "The Queen, 92, and her family regularly travel by helicopter between their homes."
Apparently the royals like to fly between the London palaces and the Queen's homes in Windsor, Norfolk and Balmoral. We guess that's one way to beat the traffic!
Her Maj was most recently spotted flying into Kensington Palace in early May, to meet her new great-grandson Prince Louis, who had been born a week earlier.
Kate and Wills live in a sprawling 20-bedroom house in the palace, which is split over four storeys - with nine bedrooms of staff quarters.
Meghan and Harry, who currently live in the two-bed Nottingham Cottage within the palace grounds, plan to move into a much larger 21-bedroom apartment next door to Kate and Wills when renovations are completed.
The houses have adjoining doors, meaning the couples will be free to pop round for a cuppa without getting spotted.
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