Ex-Prince Andrew, now known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor since being stripped of his titles amid ongoing Jeffrey Epstein fallout, is still making headlines for the wrong reasons!
According to reports, the disgraced royal is angering people by spending older brother King Charles‘ money renovating his new property on Marsh Farm on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, which he is moving into after being evicted from his 30-bedroom Royal Lodge mansion on the Windsor Estate.
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King Charles Is Paying 'Millions' For Ex-Prince Andrew's New Home Renovations
Although King Charles has finally succeeded in evicting his younger brother after years of failing to do so, he still appears to have a soft spot for him, and is funding the renovations for his new home. And most interestingly of all, the money is reportedly coming straight out of the King's own pocket!
"Charles has been incredibly generous and, frankly, far more patient than most people would be in his position," an insider told the National Enquirer.
The King will reportedly be taking on all of the renovation costs "because he genuinely believes that's the decent thing to do."
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Unsurprisingly, the father-of-two may be pushing his luck and taking advantage of his older brother's good nature. The insider added: "The way Andrew is spending, it's very possible this could run into the millions by the time he's finished all the upgrading.”
The disgraced royal reportedly has no intention of downsizing his lifestyle. According to the source, "he wants everything done to the nines because that's what he's used to and, in his mind, what he's entitled to." Yikes!
Could Andrew Be Leaving Sandringham For The Middle East?
Royal insiders also fear the costly renovations could be for nothing. There is reportedly ongoing chatter that the former Duke of York may relocate to the Middle East, where he believes he would be treated far better than he is in the U.K.
"What's really winding people up is that [Andrew is] still openly talking about eventually moving to the Middle East, so everyone's asking why Charles is pouring this kind of money into a place [he] may not even stay in long term," the source explained.
"Andrew has absolutely no intention of settling quietly into Sandringham," another insider previously told the Enquirer, adding: "He says if Charles and [Prince William] think they can park him in some falling-down dump and pretend that he no longer exists, they have another thing coming."
