Ex-Prince Andrew’s eviction from Royal Lodge might happen soon, as removal trucks have reportedly been spotted in the vicinity. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was asked to vacate his house after being stripped of his prince and duke titles late last year, and minor preparation has been underway since then.
Ex-Prince Andrew’s eviction from Royal Lodge to happen soon, says report
Ex-Prince Andrew might leave his Royal Lodge soon as removal vans turned up at his 30-room Windsor mansion, as reported by Mirror. Moreover, even workmen were spotted at the property in Sandringham.
The move comes after sources said that Andrew might move from Windsor to the King’s private estate in Norfolk as early as the end of the month. The former prince is believed to be moving to Marsh Farm, a property undergoing renovation for his move-in. However, Buckingham Palace has refused to confirm whether this would be Andrew’s new address.
However, according to the outlet, workmen from Sky were seen at the Marsh Farm, installing most likely Sky Broadband, ready for Andrew’s arrival.
Talking about his new address, a source told The Sun that, “The snow or rain hasn’t delayed the work on Marsh Farm but it still needs a lot of attention to make it habitable.” “But one thing for sure is that it is a lot, lot smaller and less luxurious than Royal Lodge.”
Revealing more about his move, a friend earlier told the above-mentioned outlet, “He’s finally decided he needs to get on with his life and so is moving out sooner than thought and starting afresh by the end of the month, or at least before his birthday in February.”
And while it is uncertain where his former wife, Sarah Ferguson, will move to after leaving the Royal Lodge, the friend revealed that the former couple “will go their own separate ways for the first time in almost 20 years. Apart from involvement with the children and grandchildren, they will live separate lives.”
