King Charles III’s wish to get Prince Andrew out of Royal Lodge has been an ongoing real–estate saga for over a year now. The monarch’s plan was to move his younger brother to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s former estate,

T he "bitter" feud between King Charles and Prince Andrew over the Duke of York's home, Royal Lodge, was said to rival the relations between Prince William and Prince Harry at one

As speculation grows over Prince Andrew's living arrangements and finances, sources have claimed they know who is paying for the upkeep of Windsor's Royal Lodge

Charles paying Andrew’s way? Maybe not Palace sources have hit back at claims that King Charles is still funding Prince Andrew, as alleged in a story in the Mail on Sunday today. Buckingham Palace does not usually comment on Andrew-related intrigue,

The sibling rivalry between King Charles and Prince Andrew won't be letting up anytime soon. According to reports, the brothers are still not on good terms after Andrew disregarded Charles' order in 2023 to move out of the Royal Lodge and into the smaller Frogmore Cottage.

Though Charles wanted Andrew out of Royal Lodge, he offered him a new home — a less grand residence that would be more in line with the King’s vision of a “slimmed-down” monarchy. That residence was Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s former UK residence, Frogmore Cottage.

Amid ongoing tensions between King Charles and Prince Andrew, shocking claims emerged suggesting the monarch may be secretly funding his brother despite cutting off his official allowance. T

King Charles and Prince Andrew. However, a new report suggests that the monarch may have offered his younger brother an "olive branch." As reported by the Mirror, "[D]espite the ongoing row, Andrew is expected to attend the family celebration despite being exiled from official royal duties in 2019" due to his ongoing friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.