According to a royal insider, there is increasing pressure on King Charles from within his own circle to take action against Prince Andrew, but the monarch has chosen not to support the idea of forcing his brother out of the luxury 30-room mansion.
Speculations have circulated about the possibility of Prince William and Kate Middleton influencing the King to evict Prince Andrew, but as per the insider, King Charles has no intentions of taking such a step.
The source mentioned that Prince Andrew is in "deep trouble" following renewed attention on his association with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted paedophile. However, a friend of Andrew claims that the newly released court documents will not impact his living arrangements.
The friend argues that, like any leaseholder, the royal has rights to the property, and King Charles is not inclined to withdraw the Duke's security and expel him from the residence in Windsor Great Park, where he is entitled to stay until 2078 under his lease with the Crown Estate.
King Charles is reported to have consulted with senior members of the royal family before making a decision on Prince Andrew's fate. The Duke of York has faced backlash, with a recent YouGov poll indicating that only about 9 percent of Britons hold a positive view of him, while 70 percent express dislike.
