Prince Andrew latest: Prince William ‘pressures Eugenie and Beatrice’ over Andrew’s Royal Lodge demands

Earlier this month, Prince Andrew relinquished all of his royal titles ahead of the publication of Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir.

While he is still a prince, Andrew will no longer use his Duke of York title, but he will still retain his dukedom, which can only be removed by an Act of Parliament.

You can read about all of the royal titles Prince Andrew has given up below…

Workers have been in and out of Frogmore Cottage for “weeks” getting ready for Prince Andrew, reports say.

Sources told The Sun people have been working “day and night” in the cottage, which is believed to be a likely option for Prince Andrew’s next home.

“People have been inside Frogmore Cottage working day and night,” the source said. “Over the weekend the lights were on after dark.

“And workmen have been coming and going for weeks. It shouldn’t need a lot of work done as Harry and Meghan spent £2.4million on repairs just six years ago and no one has lived there since, apart from the few months Princess ­Eugenie was there during lockdown.”

Harry and Meghan, who lived in the cottage between April 2019 and March 2020, reportedly spent £2.4 million on renovations.

Four out of five Brits want Prince Andrew to be formally stripped of his dukedom, a poll from YouGov revealed.

The prince has already announced his intention to stop using the Duke of York title – but only an Act of Parliament can remove it officially.

The survey showed that 63 per cent of nearly 6,700 adults questioned were “strongly” in favour of formal removal of the dukedom and 17 per cent “somewhat” supporting the idea, while 6 per cent were opposed to it – 4 per cent somewhat and 2 per cent strongly – and 14 per cent did not know.

The cottage is located on the Frogmore estate, part of Home Park in Windsor, England.

It was built near Frogmore House under the Queen Charlotte’s orders.

However, it was not always known as its current name. It was originally named Double Garden Cottage.

In 1875, Queen Victoria had breakfast there. A volume of letters written by her, it was revealed that she had seen an “immense number of little frogs” during her brief time there, which she found “quite disgusting”.

Prince Andrew is said to be in “advanced talks” over his exit from Royal Lodge after his rent-free arrangement was revealed.

But where would he go? Harriette Boucher takes a look at the disgraced royal’s options.