Andrew warned ‘he could end up sleeping in caravan’ after provoking King Charles’s ‘anger’ | Royal | News

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been warned he risks sleeping in the caravan said to have been bought to house his staff at Marsh Farm if he is “not careful” after refusing to cut costs on his new home.

King Charles, who had promised to make “appropriate special provision” for Andrew after surrendering his previous residence at the Royal Lodge along with his titles, is reportedly “angry” over his younger brother’s lavish requirements.

These requirements included rehanging the curtains of the Royal Lodge at Marsh Farm on the Sandringham estate; The bill for changing the law “at considerable expense” fell on the King. mail on sunday.

What’s more, the artworks at the Royal Lodge, some of which are too large for the walls of Andrew’s new property, are being relocated by Gander and White, a luxury removals company that charges around £15,000 for a team.

A source claimed on air: “The king is angry because he doesn’t want to pay more than what he already has.”

Andrew now resides at nearby Wood Farm and is said to have delayed his departure from the property until he meets Marsh Farm’s “standards”, much to the disappointment of Charles, who prefers to use the property for Sandringham guests.

The source added: “Marsh Farm needed rewiring and plastering and there was even talk of asbestos – it just isn’t fit for it yet.

“In the meantime, Andrew wants the best and the process is painfully slow. But he should be out soon and the King will not hesitate to push him out of Wood Farm if extremes are necessary.”

“Andrew might end up sleeping in that trailer if he’s not careful.”

Buckingham Palace has been contacted for a response.

Andrew has been keeping a low profile at Wood Farm on the King’s estate since his arrest on his 66th birthday on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

The arrest follows the disclosure of millions of pages of documents relating to late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, with whom Andrew was friends.

The former Duke of York was questioned by police and subsequently released under investigation.

Andrew has consistently and forcefully denied any allegations of wrongdoing.