Prince Andrew's royal career fell apart after he was accused of assault by Virginia Giuffre, and although he has denied the allegations, the Duke of York's popularity continues to rapidly decline. "What I think he feels is that if he moves out of Royal Lodge it's somehow publicly accepting guilt for which he has not been proved,

Royal expert Hugo Vickers told the Sun that "the ideal situation would of course be that Andrew would volunteer to down-size and move somewhere else," noting that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's former home, Frogmore Cottage, was an "ideal" option.

KING Charles has finally cut off Andrew from his “£1million-a-year” allowance, it is understood. His Majesty, 75, has officially instructed his Keeper of the Privy Purse to stop the

A new book from acclaimed royal writer Robert Hardman claims the monarch has officially instructed his finance director to cut off his disgraced brother’s allowances.

He is insistent that he has the funds to pay for his own security, despite the eye-watering seven-figure sum it is reportedly costing him. “He is no longer a financial burden on the King and sees no reason why he should have to move from his home.

The disgraced Duke of York's brother, King Charles, forked out $4 million for his security, as well as a regular cash allowance -- both of which are now cut off.

Prince Andrew was asked to leave the Royal Lodge in 2023, but the Duke of York is still fighting with King Charles to maintain his residency. “It’s dishonoring (the Queen Mother’s) memory. It’s shoving up two fingers at King Charles,

Prince Andrew is essentially “shoving two fingers up” at his brother, King Charles, by refusing to move out of Royal Lodge, according to a royal commentator. Last week, it was revealed that Charles has finally tightened the purse strings and cut off his jobless brother from any further cash,

Royal biographer Robert Hardman has offered new insight into King Charles and Prince Andrew's relationship - and why the latter still lives at Royal Lodge