Randy Andy’s fall from grace seems to be far from over.
We have been reporting for two years on King Charles III’s attempts to remove his younger, troublesome brother, Prince Andrew, from his 30-room mansion in Windsor Park, the Royal Lodge.
Back in October 2023: Prince Andrew Prevails Over King Charles III, Keeps the 30-Room Royal Lodge – His Ex-wife Sarah Ferguson Wants to Help Pay for Reforms, Criticized for Planning Podcast in the US.
After that, in November 2024: Prince Andrew Somehow Secures Funding To Remain in His 30-Bedroom Royal Lodge, as King Charles Fails at Evicting Disgraced Brother.
Now, as the relentless Jeffrey Epstein-linked sex scandals keep hitting the news cycle, and while the espionage scandals are also accumulating, Andrew has started to pay an even higher price for his behavior.
Today, it arises that Prince Andrew is ‘in advanced talks’ with the King’s courtiers ‘about quitting his Royal Lodge home’.
The Telegraph reported:
“Buckingham Palace is trying to crank up the pressure on the Prince to voluntarily give up his 30-bedroom residence, from which he cannot legally be evicted under the terms of his ‘cast iron’ lease.”
“Discussions over the Prince’s living arrangements have been happening on a daily basis since reports of him living there rent-free caused a public outcry.
[…] The main sticking points are where he will live instead, and how much money he will receive in compensation for the millions he has spent on the property, which is leased from the Crown Estate.
Royal sources report a mood shift in the Palace in recent days, including a renewed determination to force Andrew out and a recognition that his daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, need to be ‘looked after’ and reassured that their own homes in St James’s Palace and Kensington Palace respectively will not be affected.”
Prince Andrew ‘only pays water bill occasionally’ at Royal Lodge pic.twitter.com/fOPhB9kl1D
— The Sun (@TheSun) October 22, 2025
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