Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor reportedly made a shocking demand to Sarah Ferguson in the days before their eviction from Royal Lodge. The disgraced royal, 65, and his ex-wife, 66, both left the mansion for the final time recently, with Andrew reportedly then being driven to Norfolk.
Andrew will reportedly move into his permanent home, Marsh Farm, in early April. Unlike her ex-husband, Sarah has reportedly been spending time in the United Arab Emirates but eventually plans to move back to the UK.
The former prince is reportedly residing temporarily at Wood Farm, which is where his father, the late Prince Philip, spent his retirement. He was arrested there on Thursday under suspicion of misconduct in public office.
A source previously told Woman’s Day magazine that, in their final days of living together, Fergie was “so angry with Andrew that he’s demanded she be kept away from him, which is upsetting her even more”.
The source also added that the former Duchess had been feeling very “lonely” in Windsor. They explained: “She’s been isolating herself within the Lodge, begging staffers to stay longer because she’s so lonely.”
Another source previously said that, despite being a divorced couple, they would often spend time together and “talk about the future”.
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A source previously told The Sun: “Andrew and Sarah are leading separate lives – at different ends and on different wings. But they come together quite often for lunch and dinner, and this is where they talk about their futures. They have been heard having some pretty intense conversations about what is going on.”
He told PEOPLE: “They are pretty torn because they believed [their father]. Just like the late Queen and Charles, Andrew told them all the same story – that he had done nothing wrong. My understanding is they feel pretty duped by the whole thing.”
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