Prince Andrew is under increasing pressure to disclose the sources of funding that have allowed him to remain at Royal Lodge after King Charles III cut off his financial support. The Duke of York, who has lived in the 30-bedroom mansion since 2006, reportedly secured funds from an undisclosed backer, raising eyebrows given his previous financial struggles. Despite the King's attempts to persuade him to move to Frogmore Cottage, Andrew's ability to stay has sparked calls for transparency from politicians and the public. Critics, including Labour MPs and a French socialite claiming financial losses due to Andrew's dealings, demand clarity regarding his newfound financial backing. Buckingham Palace has faced backlash for not revealing the origins of the funds, which are believed to run into millions. The ongoing situation, referred to as 'the siege of Royal Lodge', highlights the tensions within the royal family regarding financial accountability and royal privileges.