Prince Andrew is once again accompanied by his older brother, King Charles. Andrew reportedly has no intention of moving out of Windsor.
The royals’ moving plans are in full swing again. It has already been revealed that King Charles is looking to cut costs and the royal family’s apartments are also in the line of fire.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan, who live in California, will have to leave Frogmore Cottage, and Prince Andrew, who is in turmoil, will be evicted from The Royal Lodge on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
In Charles’ plans, Prince William and his family will move into Andrew’s place at The Royal Lodge.
A court insider told The Sun that moving plans have been hit, as Prince Andrew has no intention of packing his bundles and suitcases. According to the newspaper claims, Charles and Andrew have been arguing over this for some time, but Andrew is going nowhere.
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– They are worried that the knives will be pulled out now that the coronation is over. But now it’s about people, not real estate.
Prince Harry and Prince Andrew photographed at the coronation of King Charles. Photo: Toby Melville / AFP / Newspaper Photo
Charles is said to have tightened Andrew’s purse strings. Photo: Daniel Leal/Reuters
Insiders have previously revealed that Charles has tightened Andrew’s purse strings so much that it is impossible for the prince to continue living in Windsor.
Queen Elizabeth is said to have paid the prince’s bills in the past, but Charles is from another country. Andrew receives around 285,000 euros a year, from which he pays, among other things, the expenses of the Royal Lodge. However, according to claims, Charles has informed his brother that the amount will be much less than previously thought.
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People close to the prince have said Charles knows Andrew can no longer afford to stay at the Royal Lodge, so he hopes Andrew will eventually give up and leave his home with as little noise as possible.
– Andrew thinks his brother wants to evict him from their home, an insider tells The Sun.
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Andrew thinks his brother wants to evict him from his home, an insider tells The Sun.
– He will not actually be evicted, but it is known that Andrew cannot afford to retain the Royal Lodge.
Prince Andrew’s expenses are paid for by income from the Duchy of Lancaster, which is the personal property of the monarch. Now King Charles has closed the money tap. Photo: I-Image / Zuma / MVfotos
The king wants Andrew to move into Harry and Meghan’s former home, Frogmore Cottage, but according to friends of the prince, the house is too small for Andrew. He is used to living in a house with more than 30 rooms and his own swimming pool.
According to the claims, Andrew’s plight is exacerbated by the fact that the rest of the family are making fun of Charles’ scheme.
– We’re throwing Andrew out of the house, according to friends, after hearing Andrew joked one of the family members on Christmas.
Andrew is not the only member of the family whose spending has now been wronged by King Charles. Prince Andrew’s daughters, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, as well as Prince Edward’s daughter Lady Louise are also reportedly under the magnifying glass.
Lady Louise, daughter of Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, and Duchess Sophie, inherited horse-drawn carriages from her grandfather, Prince Philip, which brought additional costs in the form of carriage horses.
– In Charles’ opinion, he should not have to pay for the care of the horses, a court insider told The Sun.
Andrew’s expenses were first paid for by the income of the €750 million Duchy of Lancaster, which is the personal property of the monarch. The Duchy of Lancaster has a number of commercial properties, farms and residential buildings.
Prince Andrew isn’t going to give up Windsor without a fight. Photo: Andrew Parsons/Zuma/MVPhotos
The king receives a grant from the duchy’s income, called the privy purse.
Money from the “purse” is used, among other things, for the expenses of members of the king’s family.
The monarch does not have to pay taxes on the duchy’s income, but Elizabeth paid taxes voluntarily, and Charles is following his mother’s example.
