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Prince Andrew<\/strong>\u2019s days at his home, Royal Lodge, may be numbered.<\/p>\n According to a report published Wednesday, October 29, in Page Six<\/em><\/a>, sources claim the disgraced royal and his ex-wife, Sarah \u201cFergie\u201d Ferguson<\/strong>, have agreed to vacate the property near Windsor Castle and that a formal decision is forthcoming.<\/p>\n \u201cAndrew realizes he has to leave,\u201d one source told the outlet. \u201cThe hounds are at bay \u2014 and the hounds are quite powerful these days.\u201d<\/p>\n Following the release of Virginia Roberts Giuffre<\/strong>\u2019s Nobody\u2019s Girl<\/em>, the explosive new memoir by his accuser \u2014 who died by suicide at 41 earlier this year \u2014 King Charles III<\/strong>\u2019s brother, 65, gave up his royal titles<\/a>.<\/p>\n Given the backlash over his connection to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein<\/strong>, it is expected that the former Duke of York and his ex, 66, would ultimately end up leaving Royal Lodge. (Andrew has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing.)<\/p>\n Though Buckingham Palace declined to provide a comment to Page Six<\/em>, the outlet\u2019s sources said a previous plan involved Andrew moving<\/a> into Prince Harry<\/strong> and Meghan Markle<\/strong>\u2019s former home, Frogmore Cottage, while Fergie would take over Prince William<\/strong> and Kate Middleton<\/strong>\u2019s former home, Adelaide Cottage.<\/p>\n However, that plan is allegedly no longer in place, and it is unclear where Andrew and Fergie \u2014 who stayed at Royal Lodge together<\/a> following their 1996 divorce \u2014 will live if and when they leave the 30-room mansion<\/a>.<\/p>\n