King Charles could cut Prince Andrew’s funding as punishment for failing to maintain Windsor Royal Lodge

King Charles could cut Prince Andrew’s funding as punishment for failing to maintain Windsor Royal Lodge
King Charles could cut Prince Andrew’s funding as punishment for failing to maintain Windsor Royal Lodge

It seems that Prince Andrew, brother of King Charles, has to deal with some economic problems. This was revealed by some images that show Windsor Royal Lodge, the house where he lives together with his ex-wife Sarah, Duchess of York: the property appears decadent, with the plaster falling to pieces in various points on the outside and without the renovation provided for by the contract. For this reason, Her Majesty intends to cut the funds available to him if she does not agree to move to another residence, i.e. a new house in Frogmore Cottage. The British media recall that the prince no longer has official duties after being forced to resign due to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The Duke of York would not have been able to raise the £400,000 needed each year to maintain the residence, which has 30 rooms and was valued at £30 million. According to a source who spoke to the Times, “if he refuses to leave within a reasonable time frame, then the king may be forced to re-evaluate the entire support package he provides. The duke would be required to fund the lion’s share: he will bear the costs of security, accommodation and lifestyle, which, given the sums involved, is highly unlikely to be possible in the long term.”

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