Royal analysts were abuzz on Friday night, speculating about the intentions behind the Duke of Sussex’s recent actions following the directive to vacate Frogmore Cottage.

The Duke of Sussex has now made it official that the United States is his new country of residence, as confirmed in documents filed with the company house this week.

His decision to depart from Britain and step back from their royal duties led him and the Duchess of Sussex to relocate to California in 2020.

However, the paperwork submitted for his eco-firm Travelist revealed that the Duke of Sussex has actually been a resident of the U.S. since June 29, 2017.

The pivotal moment on that day occurred when the King, his father, instructed him to surrender the keys to his Windsor residence, with the Prince of Wales also supporting this decree.

Renowned author Phil Dampier views this development as a clear signal that the Duke of Sussex, known for his public criticisms of the royal family, has effectively cut ties with the United Kingdom.

His recent actions, as always, invite varied interpretations; he expressed deep dismay at being ousted from Frogmore Cottage during a recent statement.

Despite the King and the Prince of Wales ensuring that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were not linked to the firm, it seems that the Duke harbored hopes of maintaining some connection to the UK.

However, his latest move solidifies his commitment to life in the United States.

Over the past year, the Duke of Sussex had contemplated pursuing U.S. citizenship, a decision that would entail relinquishing his royal titles.

Dismissing any likelihood of returning to the UK, Mr. Dampier suggested that the Duke may have permanently bid farewell to his former homeland.

Public sentiment in Britain toward the Duke of Sussex remains negative, with many viewing him as a symbol of inaction and discord.

Despite listing the United Kingdom as his place of residence in his profile, the Duke launched Travelist in 2019, signaling a shift in his focus towards international ventures.

Plans are underway for his return next month to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, an event close to his heart.

Recent developments have raised eyebrows, with reports emerging that the United States government received a visa application from the Duke of Sussex last week, which allegedly contained false information.

In a candid admission last year, the Duke acknowledged past drug use, a revelation that drew public attention.