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King Charles has reportedly laid out two clear options to Prince Andrew in an attempt to resolve the ongoing dispute regarding his residence at Royal Lodge, which has been dubbed the "siege of Royal Lodge".

is said to be “losing patience” over his scandal-scarred brother’s plush living arrangements and is looking to relocate him to a smaller property immediately.But as Andrew refuses to downsize to the smaller Frogmore Cottage, which currently sits empty, Charles is now grasping at straws to see what can be done.“[Andrew] is taking longer than desirable to recognize the reality of the situation, even though [relocating] is clearly the most sensible course of action,” a source told The Times of London.Andrew has resided at the $38 million Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, since 2004.And he is refusing to budge.“It can be done tidily or untidily. It can be done with grace and dignity or it can be forced upon him.

Prince Andrew's life at the Royal Lodge is reportedly "becoming increasingly cold" as King Charles considers changes to his brother's living arrangements.

Prince Andrew is said to be buzzing with anticipation for the premiere of the Amazon series 'A Very Royal Scandal,' which will star Welsh actor Michael Sheen as the Duke of York.

Prince Andrew is refusing to leave the royal family’s Royal Lodge on its sprawling Windsor estate because WHY?!?!?!

The Times of London reports.Charles has reportedly been at wits’ end over his brother’s comfortable set up at the $38 million Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle.Andrew has lived there since 2004 after he signed a 75-year lease agreement the year before.After his friendship with the late pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein came to light in 2019, Andrew has found himself on the brink of eviction from the lavish royal digs.However, it seems as though he’s not looking to move out anytime soon, despite his brother’s best efforts.After Andrew’s publicly-funded police protection was removed in 2022 following a review by the UK’s Home Office, Charles has been footing the bill on a private security team for his brother.The king forks out an estimated $4 million each year on his disgraced brother’s protection, the outlet adds.According to insiders, the sovereign has now made it clear to his brother that there are “only two possible options” left.The first would involve Andrew remaining at the property, but he would have to fund his $4 million-per-year security alone.Should Andrew opt in, Charles would also scrap the financial help he offers to his brother for all of his living expenses.The other option, one that the king has been actively exploring, is having Andrew downsize to “more suitable accommodation” — something he has reportedly been adamantly against.It’s understood that the king is happy to continue to cover his brother’s living expenses if he moves into Frogmore Cottage.Charles has also said he will continue to provide for Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York.“It is now two years into the King’s reign and he wants the matter settled,” a source told the outlet.In a further blow amid

King Charles has reportedly given Prince Andrew an ultimatum regarding his residence at the expansive Royal Lodge in Windsor, with insiders dubbing it the "siege of Royal Lodge".The King's patience is wearing thin over Andrew's choice to remain at the property, and he's keen on relocating him to Frogmore Cottage, previously occupied by Prince Harry. Court insiders have started calling this the "the Andrew problem", revealing that there are "only two possible options" for resolution.The first option would require Prince Andrew to become financially independent, covering his own living costs, including security and home maintenance.

The unforgettable interview between Emily Maitlis and Prince Andrew is being brought to life in a new Prime Video drama.The 2019 sit-down, where the Royal addressed his relationship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and denied allegations of sexual assault made by Virginia Giuffre, is being dramatised across three episodes. Ruth Wilson, known for her roles in Luther, His Dark Materials and The Woman In The Wall, will be stepping into Emily's shoes.

Prime Video is about to drop their brand-new three-part series, A Very Royal Scandal.The show, starring Michael Sheen and Ruth Wilson, fictionalises the events of the legendary television interview between Emily Maitlis and Prince Andrew.The pair sat down for Newsnight in 2019 to discuss the accusations Prince Andrew faced regarding his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and Virginia Giuffre. Emily herself served as an executive producer on the show to give her useful insider tidbits about the events leading up to the interview - and the interview itself. So just what other behind-the-scenes gossip can the cast tell us about the series that will drop later this month? Ruth Wilson got to know her real-life counterpart by not only spending a huge amount of time with her, but also “interviewing” Emily.

King Charles has reportedly upset everyone, including his wife Queen Camilla, as the Royal Family's tumultuous 2024 continues, according to a source.

King Charles is rumoured to be plotting a shrewd move against Prince Andrew as the spat over his eviction from the Royal Lodge intensifies. While Andrew, who shares the 30-room estate with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, has been standing his ground, desiring to stay put in the residence he's known since the early 2000s, King Charles appears ready to take drastic steps, even considering financial restrictions to coax his brother out.

It looks like Prince Andrew may get to continue living at Royal Lodge on the Windsor Park estate, despite rumours that his older brother King Charles is keen for him to vacate the sprawling and decaying 30 room home for a smaller property. It is believed that the King would like Andrew to move somewhere else, such as Frogmore Cottage, so Charles’s son Prince William and daughter-in-law Kate and their three children can move into Royal Lodge.

Prince Andrew has reportedly become a "recluse" amid an ongoing disagreement with King Charles over the tenancy of Royal Lodge, according to a royal commentator.

King Charles and his younger sibling Prince Andrew have been at odds for months over the occupancy of the 30-room Royal Lodge on the Windsor Park estate. It's rumoured that King Charles is eager to move the Duke of York onto new pastures, and he may even have a replacement in mind.

King Charles and his younger brother Prince Andrew have been deadlocked for months over the tenancy of the 30-room Royal Lodge on the Windsor Park estate. Last year, it was revealed that the Duke of York, 64, was finding it difficult to cover the £400,000-a-year maintenance costs of the £30million property.The King has reportedly been keen to draw a line under his private funding for security on the estate and relocate Andrew into a smaller accommodation.

Following on from reports that King Charles is continuing to try and remove Prince Andrew from his Royal Lodge home in Windsor as the royal brothers' property dispute rages on, another possible home for the Duke has been questioned as a solution. Wood Farm, which is tucked away in a secluded corner of the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, is known as one of the most 'normal' houses owned by the royals.

King Charles and his younger brother Prince Andrew have been at odds for months over the tenancy of the 30-room Royal Lodge on the Windsor Park estate.

Prince Andrew seems to be on the losing end of a battle with his brother King Charles, as he faces potential eviction from Royal Lodge, the sprawling Windsor mansion he shares with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson. Despite being granted a 75-year Crown Estate lease by the late Queen Elizabeth in 2003, the beleaguered Duke of York is feeling the pressure as the monarch urges him to downsize and reduce expenses.

Prince Andrew appears to be fighting a losing battle with his brother King Charles to avoid being evicted from Royal Lodge. The Duke of York lives in the rambling Windsor mansion with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

Prince Andrew has reportedly developed an odd new pastime as he continues to resist leaving the Royal Lodge.

Prince Andrew has reportedly taken up a bizarre new hobby as he continues to refuse to leave the Royal Lodge. King Charles has been asking his brother to vacate the £30million mansion in Windsor for more than a year, but Andrew is said to be refusing to budge. The Duke of York reportedly told the King he plans to stay for the remainder of the 55-year lease he signed two decades ago.