King Charles wants his brother Duke of York Prince Andrew out of Royal Lodge, his 30-room mansion
A royal commentator has claimed that the King is trying to "force" Prince Andrew out of his royal residence in Royal Lodge.
According to Showbiz Reporter, Stephanie Takyi Charles has been urging his younger brother to vacate the property and move into the smaller Frogmore Cottage that was previously given to Meghan and Harry.
Speaking to GB News Takyi said: "It's Brothers at War, to be honest. Charles and Andrew haven't had the closest of relationships. According to the papers today, Charles is trying to evict Andrew from the Royal Lodge, where he's lived since 2004, and he's trying to get him to move into Frogmore Cottage, where Harry and Meghan previously were.
"Apparently, Andrew is refusing to go. He doesn't want to leave. He's made it his home. He's lived there for 20 years. But you see, the upkeep of Royal Lodge costs £400,000 a year.
"It is a very, very big place. It is 30 rooms. It's worth £30million. The King has his eye on moving there himself, but Andrew hasn't got the money to keep it upkeep. So it's all been paid by the King.
"If Andrew doesn't move, it is going to affect what the King does financially for Prince Andrew because he's got no income. He gets an allowance from his brothers. So if Charles is asking him to move out and he doesn't want to, he will have to take those precautions."
