THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF NORFOLK

THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF NORFOLK If you're a prominent Catholic couple who can't or don't want to divorce, when your hate for each other grows double you just move into separate wings of the Castle, of course. Still, if that castle should have a moat-- and after a sufficiently long while-- you may find yourselves once again in the same boat and even be moved to kiss and reconcile. For I'm told that large castles often get colder and colder and you appreciate a warm bed even more when you're older. HzL 8/22/16 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/news/2016/08/21/91856995_BTCXMC_Arundel_Castle_seat_of_the_Duke_of_Norfolk_West_Sussex_UK-large_trans++crEHrort64ugw_TnYCRPozZDMFYw-jbevXfehh-dImQ.jpg The couple, who split in 2011, have reportedly been residing in opposite ends of the their home, Arundel Castle CREDIT: ALAMY Cristina Criddle 21 AUGUST 2016 • 5:40PM It may not be a solution open to every warring couple, but the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk have saved their marriage by spending five years living in separate wings of their 11th century castle. from: Duke of Norfolk reconciles with wife after planning ... - The Telegraph www.telegraph.co.uk › News The Daily Telegraph 18 hours ago - It may not be a solution open to every warring couple, but the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk have saved their marriage by spending five years living in separate wings of their 11th century castle. Edward and Georgina Fitzalan-Howard announced in 2011 that they had decided on a ...