King Charles plans to evict Queen Elizabeth’s corgis and Prince Andrew from Royal Lodge

King Charles wants to throw out Queen Elizabeth’s corgis and her favourite son Prince Andrew from Royal Lodge for his own benefit, claims Royal expert

Amidst the reported feud between King Charles and his brother Prince Andrew over Royal Lodge, a surprising twist has emerged. Many speculated that Prince William would take over the grand 30-room mansion, but a Royal expert has claimed otherwise.

In an interview with GBN America, Royal commentator Lady Hervey appeared to back Prince Andrew, stating that Charles intends to set new rules by taking everything into his hands. She called the Royal Lodge Andrew’s house, emphasizing that he has a lease on the property and they can’t just take it away.

Lady Hervey questioned why Charles needs another house when he already owns many properties, including Windsor Castle. She suggested that Charles wants the Royal Lodge for Queen Camilla, which has sparked controversy among royal watchers.

Prince Andrew, 64, holds Royal Lodge on lease, but Charles controls the purse strings. Despite the King’s direction to vacate the house, Andrew has been ignoring the orders. The monarch has reportedly threatened to cut ties with Andrew if he continues to stay in the £30 million house, where he has lived for over 20 years.

According to a Royal source, if Andrew doesn’t agree to move to Frogmore Cottage, the King may have to reevaluate the amount of support he is willing to provide. The source also mentioned that moving to Frogmore Cottage would benefit Andrew by reducing the need for alternative round-the-clock security for Royal Lodge.

The ongoing saga between King Charles, Prince Andrew, and the Royal Lodge continues to unfold, leaving many wondering about the future of the royal family’s living arrangements.