Prince Andrew Faces New Setback as Tensions Rise Over Royal Lodge
King Charles is reportedly taking decisive action to prioritise Queen Camilla’s safety, as he considers a major decision in his ongoing feud with Prince Andrew.
The Monarch is said to be contemplating removing his brother from the Royal Lodge, aiming to secure it as a future "safe" space for Queen Camilla. This move comes amid increasing tension between King Charles and the Duke of York.
Royal expert Kinsey Schofield, speaking on TalkTV, highlighted the growing rift, pointing out Andrew’s sense of entitlement and stubbornness. Schofield suggested that the Duke might be forced to leave the Royal Lodge, speculating that the recent reduction in his security could be a sign that the King wants him out.
Quoting Daily Mail's Richard Eden, Schofield mentioned that King Charles is likely thinking long-term and may wish to leave the significant royal property to Queen Camilla, considering its deep personal value.
Schofield also criticised Prince Andrew, describing him as a burden on the royal family due to his lack of contribution. "It appears the King is focused on reducing unnecessary expenditures, and at this point, Andrew is seen as a drain on resources," she concluded.
