Prince William and Princess Catherine might have had an extra spooky Halloween weekend.
Their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, is said to be haunted - and the future King had the best reaction after being told of their resident spook.
William and Catherine received the Georgian mansion as a wedding present from the late Queen in 2011, and the family use it primarily for weekends, school holidays, and summer breaks.
Speaking on HELLO!'s A Right Royal Podcast, paranormal historian Richard Felix said: "When the Prince of Wales and Princess of Wales moved into Anmer Hall, it's more or less on the Sandringham Estate, there was a ghost there of a Catholic priest that lived there and was hanged, drawn and quartered for high treason, and for some reason, has returned to his home.
"Although he was executed in York, they've actually heard his voice. And they have seen the ghost of what they say is a priest, wandering around Anmer Hall," he continued.
"Before the Waleses moved in, they were warned about the ghost and the comment was, I presume it was from Prince William, he said, 'No old hall would be complete without a ghost, would it?'"
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