Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, reportedly faces the prospect of eviction from his Royal Lodge mansion, owned by the monarch’s estate, as he struggles to keep up with the $503,000 annual upkeep of the $37 million property.
According to royal expert Ian Pelham Turner, King Charles III, Andrew’s elder brother, is grappling with the decision to issue an eviction notice to the disgraced royal. “Prince Andrew is fighting very hard to remain a senior royal,” Pelham told Fox News. “The problem is his home is in total disrepair. I believe Charles feels that spending money on Andrew would not go down well.”
The queen reportedly asked Charles on her deathbed to look after Andrew, who was always considered her favorite son.
The property has issues such as dampness, crumbling brickwork, peeling paint and falling plaster, all of which require significant financial investment.
The prince’s financial struggles have been...
According to royal expert Ian Pelham Turner, King Charles III, Andrew’s elder brother, is grappling with the decision to issue an eviction notice to the disgraced royal. “Prince Andrew is fighting very hard to remain a senior royal,” Pelham told Fox News. “The problem is his home is in total disrepair. I believe Charles feels that spending money on Andrew would not go down well.”
The queen reportedly asked Charles on her deathbed to look after Andrew, who was always considered her favorite son.
The property has issues such as dampness, crumbling brickwork, peeling paint and falling plaster, all of which require significant financial investment.
The prince’s financial struggles have been...
- 5/16/2024
- by Baila Eve Zisman
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