Prince Andrew believes King Charles can't evict him from his Royal Lodge mansion in Windsor - and thinks he won't turn off the power to make him move
A close associate of the duke's said he believes his older brother cannot force him to leave because the lease with the Crown Estate is in his name, instead of the royal family's."That's not a matter for the King. It's a matter for the chancellor of the exchequer," they told The Times."The only way you could get him to move out would be through an arrangement — he would have to agree.
He eventually settled with his accuser Virginia Giuffre for a sum thought to be in the region of £3m. The duke vehemently denied the claims. It is believed Andrew gets an annual payment of £250,000, as well as a £20,000 Royal Navy pension. It is unknown what the Queen left him after her death.King Charles may not be able to evict Andrew so easily."All crown leases have termination clauses, for example if you’re not paying for upkeep in a way they think desirable," he said.
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