The "bitter" feud between King Charles and Prince Andrew over the Duke of York's home, Royal Lodge, was said to rival the relations between Prince William and Prince Harry at one point, but a new (and rather interesting) development might just change all of that.

King Charles III’s wish to get Prince Andrew out of Royal Lodge has been an ongoing real–estate saga for over a year now. The monarch’s plan was to move his younger brother to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s former estate,

King Charles has reportedly stepped in to personally pay for the upkeep of Prince Andrew's long-time residence Royal Lodge, meaning the disgraced royal can continue living in the 30-room mansion.

Prince Andrew has been living in Royal Lodge in Windsor since 2004, but his financial situation came under scrutiny when it emerged King Charles had cut off his 'living allowance'

As speculation grows over Prince Andrew's living arrangements and finances, sources have claimed they know who is paying for the upkeep of Windsor's Royal Lodge

Prince Andrew has reportedly come up with the money to stay in his longtime Windsor home, Royal Lodge, but many royal watchers have wondered what will happen to the property once he's gone. Amid reports that he would like to leave the house to daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie,

Prince Andrew has reportedly been living in Royal Lodge without paying rent for more than a year, despite his older brother King Charles asking him to leave

The longstanding tension between King Charles and Prince Andrew has intensified over the future of the Royal Lodge, a prestigious Windsor estate that Andrew is determined to keep despite mounting pres