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Prince Andrew could be set to spend Christmas at remote royal farmhouse Wood Farm this year, which is part of the family's Sandringham estate but stands alone and 'isolated'.The royal has spent much of this year locking horns with his brother, King Charles, over living arrangements and his decision not to vacate Royal lodge. But despite some animosity between the siblings, The Duke Of York is said to still be invited to Sandringham for the festive celebrations alongside his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson and their adult children, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice.

Princess Eugenie is caught in a festive pickle as she is reportedly having to choose between a Christmas invite from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to their Montecito home and the traditional Royal Family gathering at Sandringham.The 34 year old royal, her husband Jack Brooksbank, and their little ones, August and Ernest, are said to be weighing up their holiday options. "Harry and Meghan have invited Eugenie and Jack to join them in California during the holidays," a source told The Express.

It's almost time for King Charles to open the doors of Sandringham house to his loved ones for another year, with the royal family spending the festive period at the Norfolk home for over 160 years. Not a small affair, the house is known to welcome the wider family in, with Prince Andrew, his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson and their daughters Beatrice and Eugenie usually joining. However, Andrew has the 'perfect excuse' not to attend this Christmas day, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond tells OK!.

found himself in an eviction war with his older brother, King Charles.Andrew, 64, has been consciously keeping a low profile at his plush royal digs, resulting in his social circle dwindling.As a result, he now “barely goes out” and is “not that welcome anywhere,” sources told the Daily Mail.“He just doesn’t have that many friends any more,” the insider added.Though he’s been enjoying the company of his horse in recent weeks, the non-working royal family member — whose HRH title was stripped by his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, has only had a handful of public appearances in the last few years.Indeed, it’s been reported that Andrew had become “increasingly clingy” toward his daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, after being financially cut off by Charles.“Andrew is like a lost puppy these days, constantly leaning on Sarah and their daughters for emotional support,” a palace source told InTouch last month.“He’s become increasingly clingy, reaching out to them every chance he gets, almost as if they’re his only lifeline.”Andrew’s daughters, who both have families of their own, are two of the very few members still giving the scandal-scarred royal the time of day.“While Sarah and the girls are sympathetic to a point, they also have their own lives to manage,” the insider said, adding that Beatrice and Eugenie have felt a “strain” following their father’s PR nightmare.Andrew was poised to leave the Royal Lodge after the king refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, it sensationally emerged last month that the disgraced royal had found a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, to remain at the sprawling property.Since finding an

Claims have surfaced that Prince Andrew's secret financial backer for the Royal Lodge, his 30-room residence, might be much closer to home than previously thought.

The Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson has has jetted off on a solo festive trip as 'concern' mounts for her ex Prince Andrew.

the bitter feud the pair have been locked in over the Royal Lodge — the property Andrew currently resides in.Other royals slated to attend Charles’ festive event include the Prince and Princess of Wales, and their three children; Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, the Mirror reports.Sources told the outlet that Charles has made a clear commitment to keeping the family united, especially after the difficult year the royals have faced following a slew of health woes.Other attendees rumored to be invited include the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, and their two children, Lady Louise, 20 and James, Earl of Wessex, 16.The Post has reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.Two royals that definitely won’t be in attendance are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who were reportedly snubbed from the invite list to celebrate Christmas with the royals at Sandringham.After being stripped of taxpayer-funded security protection, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not been seen together on Harry’s home soil since 2022.As for Andrew’s ongoing feud with his brother, which kickstarted years ago after the duke was linked to disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein, the dup have been at odds even more so in the last year.Charles had been desperately trying to evict Andrew from the sprawling estate and into a smaller property, however his brother wouldn’t budge.Andrew, 64, was finally poised to leave the Royal Lodge last month after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, it sensationally emerged that Andrew had found a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, to remain at the royal digs.The ordeal left the monarch “fed up” — and

King Charles has reportedly extended an olive branch to Prince Andrew amidst their ongoing dispute over the Royal Lodge, the home of the disgraced Duke of York. The King is planning a grand Christmas party to strengthen family unity after a year fraught with health issues, and his younger brother is expected to be in attendance.

the Times in an interview published Tuesday about his experiences — good and bad — with the royal family.“Some aren’t as great as others,” he said. “They do amazing work — but they’re also a modern family that’s very dysfunctional.”Haskell noted that he attended Harry, 40, and Meghan Markle’s wedding in May 2018, as well as Harry’s cousin Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall’s wedding in July 2011, which is where he met the Duke of Sussex.“To those who want to get rid of the monarchy — once they’re gone, they’re gone,” said Haskell.

the embattled figure. The Duke of York’s “loyal and protective daughters,” Princess Beatrice, 36, and Princess Eugenie, 34, are taking turns spending weekends with their father, 64, at Royal Lodge, the 30-bedroom mansion that he has refused to leave despite his brother King Charles III’s attempts to evict him, according to HELLO! Andrew has suffered a stunning fall from grace over the past five years after his disastrous “Newsnight” interview in which Charles’ younger brother said he didn’t regret his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein because the relationship led to “opportunities” that were “actually very useful.” The Duke stepped back from all public roles following a public outcry.

The ongoing dispute between Prince Andrew and King Charles over the Royal Lodge doesn't seem to be easing up. Reports have consistently suggested that King Charles wants his scandal-hit brother to vacate the expansive 30-room mansion in Windsor Great Park for the more modest Frogmore Cottage.

poised to leave the Royal Lodge after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, it sensationally emerged last week that Andrew had found a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, to remain at the royal digs.The ordeal has left the monarch, 76, “fed up” — and prompted him to start removing valuables from the property due to maintenance and security concerns.“Andrew is like a lost puppy these days, constantly leaning on Sarah and their daughters for emotional support,” a palace source told InTouch.“He’s become increasingly clingy, reaching out to them every chance he gets, almost as if they’re his only lifeline.”Andrew’s daughters, who both have families of their own, are two of the very few members still giving the scandal-scarred royal the time of day.“While Sarah and the girls are sympathetic to a point, they also have their own lives to manage,” the insider said, adding that Beatrice and Eugenie have felt a “strain” following their father’s PR nightmare.Andrew has resided at the sprawling property, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, since 2004.

Prince Andrew was initially offered the spacious 5,089 sq ft Frogmore Cottage in March 2023, as a swap for his lease on the grand thirty-room Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park. However, the Duke of York has remained steadfast in his refusal to move, despite his brother, King Charles, discontinuing his million-pound-a-year allowance and ceasing payments for his private security team. Now, it seems Andrew's financial woes may be over, with the revelation that an anonymous donor has pledged to support him with a hefty £3m a year.

poised to leave the Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, it sensationally emerged last week that Andrew had found a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him to remain at the royal digs.As a result, the monarch, 76, is removing priceless items from the plush property due to maintenance and security concerns.“The Royal Collection, which owns quite a lot of the treasures inside there, may say, ‘Well we can’t be confident that this place is safe anymore,’ and they’ll start taking the paintings and the some of the furniture away,” King Charles’ biographer Robert Hardman said on the “Palace Confidential” podcast. He added that Charles has likely accepted the fact that he will be unable to evict his scandal-scarred brother from the home.“The King is very conscious that [Royal Lodge] is not entirely in his gift,” he said.

Daily Mail.The tense moment was captured in striking images obtained by The Post and showed how the dramatic situation unfolded.Unfortunately for the prince, his pony problem pales in comparison to another bumpy ride he finds himself on: his battle with his brother over finances. According to a new report from The Sunday Times, the “lack of closeness” between Andrew and Charles — stemming from Andrew’s past friendship with late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — “has matured into outright hostility.” This “new low in relations,” as The Times calls it, also has everything to do with Charles reportedly cutting Andrew off financially and attempting to evict him from his home, Royal Lodge — a lavish $38 million estate replete with a 30-room mansion situated on 98 acres within the grounds of Windsor Castle.

A royal family member has been arrested for sex crimes! No, not Prince Andrew… This scandal is from just a bit east, over in Scandinavia. Marius Borg Høiby (above, righ

Princess Beatrice is often praised for her devotion to balancing her busy working life with her charitable duties. Even though she is not a working royal, the Princess is a keen supporter of a number of causes, chief of which is helping those with dyslexia as it is something she is very familiar with having been diagnosed herself during her school days.The Princess, who is currently expecting her second child with husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in early spring, is also a popular member of the Royal Family and is one of the Counsellors of State, meaning she can step in and perform minor duties on the monarch's behalf if he is ill, abroad or otherwise incapacitated.

The challenges The Duke of York has faced during the past five years have been well-documented - with his apparent determination to stay at his Royal Lodge home in Windsor being the latest bone of contention. In line with King Charles' plans to downsize the monarchy, Prince Andrew was offered a move from his mansion to the slightly smaller Frogmore Cottage, which was recently refurbished by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Prince Andrew’s antics, according to a royal expert.The monarch had a few extra million to spend on celebrations for his 76th birthday Thursday after officially cutting off his brother’s financial lifeline last month.The disgraced Duke of York, 64, was poised to leave the Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, it sensationally emerged last week that Andrew had found a financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him to remain at the royal digs.The situation had left Charles fed up, though the king realizes his scandal-scarred brother is “fragile,” according to royal photographer Helena Chard.“Despite his cancer treatment, he is coping with a rigorous work schedule,” Chard told Fox News. “The Royal Lodge problem still rumbles on, although King Charles has made a decisive move and has financially cut him off.”The father of two has resided at the sprawling property since 2004.

poised to leave the sprawling property on the grounds of Windsor Castle after King Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, on Friday, it sensationally emerged that Andrew had found a financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him to remain at the royal digs.Andrew refuses to reveal the source of his newfound funding — despite constant calls from the UK government, politicians, and royal commentators.A string of Labour Party members have since demanded the disgraced duke cough up the identity of his new financial backers.“Full disclosure of these funding arrangements is vital to uphold the reputation of the Royal Family,” Alex Sobel, a member of Parliament, told the Daily Mail.Meanwhile, member of Parliament Rachael Maskell also told the outlet, “When the funding for the Royal Family is due to rise by £45 million next year to a staggering £132 million, serious questions need to be asked as to why the monarch’s brother continues to reside at his mansion.”“There must be greater transparency on the source of the money that has allowed Andrew to stay at Royal Lodge,” she added.Andrew has resided at the sprawling property since 2004.

The Duke of York's fall from grace has been well-documented, with his apparent determination to stay at his Royal Lodge home in Windsor being the latest bone of contention. In line with King Charles' plans to downsize the monarchy, Prince Andrew was offered a move from his mansion to the more compact Frogmore Cottage, recently refurbished by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.