King Charles III is reportedly pushing Prince Andrew to vacate the Royal Lodge, citing a need to enhance the royal family's image amidst ongoing controversies. The King's recent move to terminate Andrew's security funding is seen as a strategic attempt to encourage his brother to relocate to the more modest Frogmore Cottage, which is within a secure area. Despite holding a 75-year lease on the Royal Lodge, Andrew faces increasing pressure to cover the property's maintenance costs and security, which have become a financial burden since his royal duties ceased. Public sentiment has turned against Andrew following allegations tied to his association with Jeffrey Epstein, complicating any potential return to public life. Experts suggest that Andrew's refusal to leave the Royal Lodge could adversely affect his daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, as they navigate their own royal lives. The situation remains tense, with insiders indicating that Charles's tactics may eventually force Andrew's hand.