Prince William and Kate Middleton reportedly want Prince Andrew out of Royal Lodge before the couple move to their “forever home.” After becoming the former Duke of York, the 65-year-old has been facing a cold shoulder from royal members. Recently, he seemed to face backlash from the public after his “peppercorn rent” drama unfolded.
Meanwhile, a source claimed that the Prince and Princess of Wales want their uncle to move out of his current mansion, which appears to be closer to their new Forest Lodge.
Prince William and Kate Middleton want Prince Andrew gone before moving in, says source
Prince William and Kate Middleton will soon move to Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park. This property is reportedly a mile from Royal Lodge, where Prince Andrew has been staying for 20 years. Due to his estranged relationship with his royal family, he has allegedly been pushed to vacate the mansion.
A source told the Daily Mail that the future king and queen want Andrew and his family gone before they move to their new place. “Catherine shudders at the thought of living so close to Royal Lodge while Prince Andrew is still in it. William wants him gone before they start to move in next week,” they added.
Given the ex-duke’s situation, the insider claimed that the decision might not be in Andrew’s hands now. He seemed to have to follow what “he’s going to be told to do.” Reportedly, the Wales couple wanted to shift from Kensington Palace to Royal Lodge in 2022. But William’s uncle refused to leave, so the heir moved to Adelaide Cottage with his family.
Earlier, a report claimed that King Charles’ brother appeared to have agreed to leave his home after 20 years. But he won’t go easily; therefore, he demanded Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s former house, Frogmore Cottage, for his next accommodation. Allegedly, his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, seemingly wants to live separately in Adelaide Cottage.
Originally reported by Suushmmita Sen on Reality Tea.
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