Ex-Prince Andrew may be headed for a major change in the coming months. King Charles reportedly expects him to move out of the Royal Lodge before Easter. A new report suggests that the timeline is tighter than many expected. King Charles wants the matter settled before the family gathers for Easter. This marks a shift in how the King is now handling such issues inside the royal household.
Ex-Prince Andrew ‘will not be at Royal Lodge by Easter,’ per source
A source told the Daily Mail that ex-Prince Andrew has been given a firm deadline to move out of the Royal Lodge. The report stated, “The plan is that he will not be at Royal Lodge by Easter.” The insider explained that the move is part of a broader effort to bring the property situation under control. Hence, the family’s annual Easter gathering at Windsor has made that date the target.
Andrew is still reportedly working out where he will go next. Marsh Farm at Sandringham has been mentioned as his likely new home. However, the place reportedly needs extensive work, with the source explaining that it is smaller and not ready for someone to move into immediately. Hence, an interim arrangement may be possible.
The pressure for ex-Prince Andrew to move out of the Royal Lodge has increased over the past year. Questions about his long‑term lease and the low rent he paid have led to a broader look at how royal properties are handled. Daily Mail reported that MPs plan to examine the Crown Estate’s leasing system, which has only added to the urgency.
Furthermore, the report noted that some inside the royal circle are frustrated by Andrew’s recent outings. An insider said, “He seems unable to keep his head down,” adding that his choices have not made the situation any easier.
Even so, King Charles’ goal is reportedly clarity and closure. With a busy year ahead, he reportedly wants the former Prince’s time at Royal Lodge to be over before Easter arrives.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on RealityTea.
