Prince Andrew has been in a dispite with King Charles over his living situation at Royal Lodge and now insiders claims the monarch might be forcing his brother to spill royal secrets.

Prince Andrew successfully defied the king in refusing to move out of Royal Lodge. Now Prince William sets out his plans for a monarchy with more “empathy” and “impact.”

King Charles III probably thought he had the winning strategy to get his younger brother, Prince Andrew, out of Royal Lodge once and for all. However, he didn’t realize that the Duke of York had one more trick up his sleeve when saving himself from eviction.

King Charles severed disgraced brother Prince Andrew's £1 million a year personal allowance, according to royal author Robert Hardman.

After the poisonous rift between Prince William and his exiled brother Harry, a new fraternal war front has opened between King Charles and his scandal hit brother Prince Andrew, the Duke of York.

Prince Andrew secured his stay at the Royal Lodge after gathering sufficient funds from “legitimate sources” amid his row with brother King Charles.However, Andrew’s worries

The King reportedly stopped funding his brother's security, among other expenses, according to a new biography.

Days after sources confirmed that Prince Andrew managed to find enough money to stay at Royal Lodge, insiders are sharing that although he may have overcome that hurdle, the home needs repairs and updates—and that Andrew may not have the money for that.

It was recently reported that Prince Andrew had secured enough money to stay in his home, Royal Lodge in Windsor. However, a new report suggests that the Duke of York may be facing a huge home renovation bill to merely maintain the expensive property.

Prince Andrew faces a new problem as the "ageing" Royal Lodge has "serious structural damage", according to a property expert. The expert estimated that the Duke of York faces costs of "upwards of £250,