King Charles can still command Prince Andrew to leave Royal Lodge in a brutal blow for the Duke of York, a royal commentator has claimed. The Duke of York stepped down from royal life after his infamous Newsnight interview in 2019,

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 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.

Royal insiders explain that Prince Andrew refuses to leave Royal Lodge because he sees it as an admission of guilt. See more, here.

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.

New photos of Prince Andrew's Royal Lodge home show exterior walls riddled with mould and structural cracks as a property expert warns of 'far-reaching effects'

New photos show visible weathering including black mould and cracked paintwork on Prince Andrew's Royal Lodge, as it emerged King Charles had cut off his £1 million-a-year budget

Prince Andrew has been living at the Royal Lodge since 2003, but new images have emerged showing the 31-bedroom property in a state of disrepair