Revealed: The VERY well connected couple who made way for William and Kate to move into their Forest Lodge ‘forever home’

This is the couple that occupied the Windsor Mansion, which was previously allocated as William and Kate’s ‘Forever Home’.

Last week, Daily Mail announced last week to move the young families of Wales to Forest Lodge and to use William as their main houses even after becoming a king.

The previous tenants of the house in a special area of ​​Windsor Great Park were 53-year-old community party mechanic Alex Fitzgibbons and his eye-catching Swedish-American wife Cristina Stenbeck.

And it is understood that Mr. Fitzgibbons, who is extremely well linked to the rumors that his house can be taken back by the landlords, he decided to move.

A local source told us: ‘Alex and Cristina have been there for three years and very happy, but I gathered what the Royal Family had other plans for the home until the renovation came to renew.

‘So he decided to jump before he was pushed – and decided to make alternative plans.’

Source added: ‘Now they have found another place to live in London and they appreciate that things are going like that.

‘Alex’s work was in the town and Cristina always moved between England and Sweden.

Mr. Fitzgibbons (left) has become ‘Go to the Party Man’ for Windsors, the heir wife (right) equally linked to the Board of Directors at Spotify until recently

The couple who previously occupied the Windsor mansion may now appear as Alex Fitzgibbons (above, on the left) and Cristina Stenbeck (above, right).

“ They were more often away – so much so that each had their own helicopters, and you will hear that they were buzzing.

‘Very good friends with Kate and William, so it was not a problem to raise the rods.’

The couple moved last year and arranged an alternative home base – William released the house for long -term housing targets last week.

Posta also understands that at the beginning of a driving to Forest Lodge, the two huts are asked to move from the elderly inhabitants.

One of them is a distinguished retired cardiologist who works at the nearby Wexham Park Hospital in Slough in his 80s and a private practice on Harley Street of London.

Our source added: ‘The inhabitants of the fractures were both elderly retirees and houses were found elsewhere in the property.

“ Two houses, there is very open there because they need to have security will be transformed into police homes.

‘Forest Lodge can be seen from the road, and even though large black screens have been placed around the business, you need to go to the hill to get an opinion.

Sarah Sarah Ferguson looked at him a few years ago, but the queen was not satisfied with it, because everything will be taken into consideration before moving William and Kate. ”

Bay Fitzgibbons, who occupied Forest Lodge for three years, became a ‘go to the party man’ for Windsorsors as the boss of a luxury event planning company called Fait Achii.

In this capacity, he organized a party for William and Kate 2011 and held a reception for Harry and Meghan’s wedding in 2018.

A year ago, the elderly elderly boy, who love to ride a bicycle, was the brains behind a Spitfire Flypast at James Matthews, the community figure and hedge fund of Kate’s sister Pippa’s sister.

William, Kate and three children (in the picture) will move home 300 years old this year

William and Kate moved to Kensington Palace in 2013 after being renewed at a cost of £ 4.5 million, moved to 1A at Kensington Palace – Official London residences

Forest Lodge is an important upgrade from the Four Bedroom Adelaide Cottage (Picture), the Prince of Wales and the Current Windsor house of the Princess.

Meanwhile, his heir wife, Mrs. Stenbeck, 47, is equally well connected.

Until recently, he is a major business investor who was the board of directors of Spotify.

Glossy is regularly involved in Sweden magazines and is currently the president of Stockholm -based Kinnevik, a venture capital company.

The locals say that he had previously hosted members of the Swedish royal family in Forest Lodge.

Our Windsor Insider added: ‘Naturally, all the plans of the senior royal royal were covered in secrecy until officially declared, but this was recently the property of the property – everyone was captivated by the house and how long.’

A profile of Mr. Fitzgibbons in Marque, an online business magazine, describes him as ‘legendary parties worldwide’ and was chosen as an international event planner by Vogue Magazine.

Marque adds: ‘Alex has a rich knowledge and expertise admired by the royal family and international figures.

Alex is one of the most respected event planners in the world with his work experience in the activity industry in Fait Empii for more than 10 years of experience ‘.

Profile continues: ‘Creating the vision of your customers, always exceeding expectations, even though they are large or small, they make themselves proud.

‘FAIT Achılı ensures that each small detail is explained and executed to the highest standard.’

Fait Achii says on the website: ‘We create and organize activities and weddings using the network of first -class creators and suppliers.

‘Our activities exceed even the highest expectations. We are as common sense as we are as meticulous as we are.

‘Our customers in the world can trust us to offer extraordinary.’

It is understood that Mr. Fitzgibbons (left) decided to move after hearing rumors that his house could be taken back by the landlords.

He adds: ‘We have imagined and organized the most remarkable creations and weddings in the world in the magnificent parts of the world.

‘As individuals, we are incomprehensible and unjustly common. We love what we do. ‘

38 years running and London and Luxembourg -based Sac was said to be the favorite of the Late Wales Princess.

The latest company accounts show that it has more than 8 million £ existing assets and owes £ 3 million.

In 2020, Mr. Fitzgibbons collected more than £ more than £ 1 million for children’s mourning, and a charity institution with an inspiring ‘triathlon’ font rail and a board of trustees.

Supported by friends, including Prince William, crossed the British channel and ran five marathons between Denmark and Sweden by skiing, and in just 16 days he put more than 2000 km bike.

He joined the last 5 km foot of Run in Stockholm by Victoria, the crown princess of Sweden, the close friend of the family.

Before leaving the road, he said: ‘The child gathered a donation for Breavering UK, and I hope to help him to support the parents who lost a child and their children who have lost a child and children who have been subjected to a parent’s loss.

“ Too much of my friends felt the crushing grief of losing a child; There are seven children who died among my friends.

‘I had a desire to collect as much money as possible for the mourning of the child and to try to commemorate seven special children who are no longer with us and to do something compelling.

Anmer Hall, a Georgian House with ten bedrooms on the Sandlingham field, was a wedding gift for the couple from Queen Elizabeth – this is their country’s residence

As ‘a brave parent said to me’ is a club that you never want to be a member of. ‘

‘This certainly broke my heart, and I want to make sure that Child Printing England has funds that can continue to help the parents as much as possible to find the incredible grief of losing their children.’

Born in New York, Ms. Stenbeck has five children and was awarded the Swedish Royal Patriotic Association Business Medal for superior entrepreneurship in 2012.

In recent months, his family’s journalist Jan Almgren’s ‘Empire inherited’ has been the focus of attention in Sweden on a controversial book about business agreements.

The book describes the internal power struggles of the family and the author Jam Almgren said to a Swedish news output: ‘He tried to take a break to the book and actively opposed it.’

At the beginning of this week, the Swedish newspaper Expressen emphasized how he secretly encountered Russian President Vladimir Putin in the summer palace ‘as part of the 2009 business lane, and was among the few particularly chosen to see it.

The tragic early death of the socialist who once lived in the mansion

William and Kate’s high -profile tenant called ‘Forever Home’ was an old donor called ‘the most connected woman in London’.

Charitable Alisa Swidler was friends with former US President Bill Clinton and actress Charlize Theron, but suddenly died in 2019 at the age of 47.

He lived in Forest Lodge for about ten years before returning to the United States, Josh, a socialist born in New York, a hedge fund manager.

Like the princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte, all Swidler children went to the nearby Lambrook school.

Ms. Swidler was known to have thrown it to five parties a year and asked guests to donate their chosen charities.

The photos seen by Posta on Sunday show generous feasts thrown to the Georgian Manor House.

A source participating in Ms. Swidler’s parties, describing the property as ‘absolutely striking’, added the following: ‘It made you feel very big, it is a very nice house.’

In 2016, Ms. Swidler was depicted with David and Samantha Cameron in the conservative summer ball and talked about encounters with Boris Johnson and Theresa May at the online blog at Toray.

The blog also contained Bill and Hillary Clinton, Paul McCartney and Stephen Fry and selfies.

Mrs Swidler organized the Clinton Foundation’s ‘Party of the Year’ in 2013, a donation collection event in the old Vic Tunnels under London’s Waterloo station.

In addition to helping Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Unite aid organization, Swidler was at the development committee of Royal Albert Hall and the British National Ballet.

The benevolent and former-teeth donor Alisa Swidler was a high-profile tenant before William and Kate’s death of ‘Forever Home’ in 2019.