It is not yet crowned that King Charles III remains very preoccupied with the affairs of the royal family. One of the latest concerns the lack of respect towards her from her brother, Prince Andrew. The least desirable member of British royalty is reportedly refusing to leave his home in Windsor, a lavish mansion known as the Royal Lodge which he has occupied since 2003 and is worth an estimated $37 million.
And far from Charles III the idea of putting his brother on the street since he gave him the keys to Frogmore Cottage, the house formerly reserved for Prince Harry and his wife Meghan before the king asked them to vacate the premises. But Prince Andrew does not intend to let go of the piece of fat so easily.
A home coveted by Prince William
“Andrew does not want to leave because this property is seen as a symbol of his rank in the royal family – it is an important property in the family heritage,” a royal source told AFP. Page Six. “But William, who is the heir to the throne, has his sights set on it. The prince is indeed forced to house his entire family at Adelaide Cottage, a residence of only four bedrooms also located in Windsor.
It would then seem legitimate for the heir to occupy this property, especially since Prince Andrew was stripped of his royal prerogatives following the scandal raised by his links with Jeffrey Epstein and his indictment for sexual assault. It remains to be seen how Charles III will manage to untangle this family quarrel, it being understood that forced exile, very practical in other times, is no longer a possibility.