King Charles’ brother, ex-Prince Andrew, is packed and ready to leave his beloved Windsor home, Royal Lodge, for good following the monarch’s landmark decision.
Not only had Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor lost all his royal titles and honors due to his sexual abuse allegations and connection to pedophile financier Jeffery Epstein, but he also had to give up his ‘ironclad’ 75-year lease on the Royal Lodge.
The former Duke of York was originally expected to vacate the premises by Easter, but the process has been sped up as removal vans arrived in Windsor on Wednesday morning to collect Andrew’s belongings.
While repairs are still being made at Marsh Farm in Sandringham, there is a VIP service he will enjoy following his fall from grace.
Workers in Sky VIP team gear were seen installing broadband at Marsh Farm on King Charles’ Sandringham estate in Norfolk. So it looks like internet reception for Andrew will be trouble free.
After living in the lavish 30-room mansion in Windsor, Andrew has downsized to a “shoebox-sized” abode that was formerly a farmhouse. It has five bedrooms, two reception rooms and a kitchen, which is a big step down from luxury.
According to a report by the sun, renovations would be completed by April and the no-fly zone at Sandringham has also been extended to Marsh Farm.
