Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been given a new home inside the walls of Buckingham Palace in London.
The Queen has bestowed her grandson the Duke of Sussex and his wife and their baby Archie their own suite of rooms in the palace.
After leaving the Kensington Palace household earlier this year, leaving the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge behind, the couple set up their own office at Buckingham Palace.
But now the young family have been given their own rooms in the famous building and official residence of the Queen of England reports the Mail on Sunday.
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It's not yet known which rooms they've been given, how big it will be or how close they will be to the Queen.
Last month Meghan and Harry moved out of their small two-bedroom cottage in Kensington Palace to set up a family home in Windsor's Frogmore Cottage.
But this means they are about an hour's drive from the capital.
Speaking to the Mail, a source stressed that it's standard procedure for members of the Royal Family who live outside London to be given a place to stay in the capital.
The Queens sons Prince Andrew, who lives in Windsor, and Prince Edward, whose home is in Bagshot Heath in Surrey and Berkshire, both have apartments in the Palace.
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Meghan and Harry's Frogmore Cottage home underwent a massive £3million renovation before they moved in.
Work to turn the Grade II listed building into a family home overran meaning their move in date was delayed, but they still
The home was gifted to the Duke and Duchess by the Queen last year, with Kensington Palace saying Windsor is a "very special place" for the couple.
They enlisted the help of designer Vicky Charles to turn the building into their dream home.
Vicky is behind the design of the trendy Soho Farmhouse, a favourite hangout of Meghan and Harry and where Meghan is believed to have spent three days on her hen do
We don't know much about the house, but there is of course a nursery for Baby Archie.
The couple reportedly picked a gender-neutral design as they didn't know if they were having a boy or a girl, and Meghan is believed to have picked vegan paints.
Some paints use milk products or beeswax as a binder and can be tested on animals before being deemed safe for use.
