Prince Andrew Faces Eviction Battle Over Royal Lodge Amid Scandals

Prince Andrew continues to reside at Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park despite relinquishing his royal titles, with King Charles reportedly urging him to vacate the property. Andrew holds a 75-year lease on the mansion, paying only a symbolic "peppercorn rent," which complicates efforts to remove him, though there are ongoing behind-the-scenes negotiations and pressure from the King and Prince William for him to leave. There are claims Andrew believes the King wants the Royal Lodge for Queen Camilla as a future residence, which adds to his reluctance to move. Meanwhile, Andrew has been offered an alternative residence by Abu Dhabi's royal family in case his position in the UK becomes untenable. Family tensions remain high, with reports of a standoff between Prince William and Andrew over his continued presence at Royal Lodge, and Andrew fighting to maintain his position amid public and familial pressure. Discussions suggest Andrew may eventually relocate to one of King Charles's private estates, but he prefers to stay close to his daughters in London or Windsor.