King Charles was urged to send Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor “to the baillifs” after the latest update regarding his first royal visitor at his new home in Norfolk. The disgraced former Duke of York was reportedly visited by his brother, Prince Edward, for a “quiet word” about moving into his final home in exile.
Andrew was whisked away to Norfolk back in February after disturbing details about his relationship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein emerged in the latest tranche of documents released by the US. He’s always denied any wrongdoing. He’s temporarily living in Wood Farm until renovations are complete at the nearby Marsh Farm. But the disgraced royal appeared to be “dragging his heels” about moving into his permanent new home and met with Edward, who was meant to stay at Wood Farm this week but couldn’t due to his brother still being there, according to The Sun.
The latest news sparked debate among royal fans, with one writing online: “He should be so lucky! He has been ‘gifted’ Wood Farm which is worth around £60 million and yet this mummy’s boy still behaves in an entitled manner by refusing to move. To be perfectly honest, if I were the King I’d just send in the bailiffs and have him forcibly removed.”
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